很好,T-50就长这样,之前的是官泄....

Pin reveals more information about the design of the new Russian fighter of 5th generation.

Photographed a pin on the lapel of his coat of an official duringthe Sukhoi MAKS 2009 appears to contain a more precise conception ofwhat the new Russian fighter of 5th generation, known as T-50 PAK-FA. The image suggests that it is an aircraft designed in thestealth (low radar signature) having two engines farther apart fromeach other. The tail has two small wings (or drifts) bent out.
A Sukhoi official denied that the pin seen in the press showsthe design of the new Russian fighter, however another company sourcesaid that the image bears a strong resemblance to the airplane.
During the MAKS 2009, aviation authorities of Russia, includingthe commander of the Air Force Alexander Zelin, said the T-50 willstart the first test flights before the end of this year. Zelin saidthree prototypes are being built on an assembly line located in the fareast of Russia.
The very first Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said onTuesday (18) during their stay in the MAKS 2009, the T-50 is a priorityfor the airline industry in his country and has already ordered theprovision of resources to assist development of the aircraftPin reveals more information about the design of the new Russian fighter of 5th generation.

Photographed a pin on the lapel of his coat of an official duringthe Sukhoi MAKS 2009 appears to contain a more precise conception ofwhat the new Russian fighter of 5th generation, known as T-50 PAK-FA. The image suggests that it is an aircraft designed in thestealth (low radar signature) having two engines farther apart fromeach other. The tail has two small wings (or drifts) bent out.
A Sukhoi official denied that the pin seen in the press showsthe design of the new Russian fighter, however another company sourcesaid that the image bears a strong resemblance to the airplane.
During the MAKS 2009, aviation authorities of Russia, includingthe commander of the Air Force Alexander Zelin, said the T-50 willstart the first test flights before the end of this year. Zelin saidthree prototypes are being built on an assembly line located in the fareast of Russia.
The very first Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said onTuesday (18) during their stay in the MAKS 2009, the T-50 is a priorityfor the airline industry in his country and has already ordered theprovision of resources to assist development of the aircraft