searching for pics of Su-34 cockpit

[muamshai]

"The Su-34 has an unusually large flight deck rather than a cockpit, having space for a galley, a latrine, and a bunkbed. It was joked that "It's got a bigger cockpit than the Tu-160". Much of the design work went into crew comfort, which is why the cockpit is so large, and why some of the unusual features were included. Some of these include a cockpit pressurized by the air conditioning system, rather than with oxygen masks, and space in the cockpit to lie down (one at a time) and massage function in the K-36 ejector seats"

 

I am interested to see the interior of Su-34 cockpit. Anybody has some pics?

[nscode]

Don't forget the tea maker :)

[Force_Feedback]

"The Su-34 has an unusually large flight deck rather than a cockpit, having space for a galley, a latrine, and a bunkbed. It was joked that "It's got a bigger cockpit than the Tu-160". Much of the design work went into crew comfort, which is why the cockpit is so large, and why some of the unusual features were included. Some of these include a cockpit pressurized by the air conditioning system, rather than with oxygen masks, and space in the cockpit to lie down (one at a time) and massage function in the K-36 ejector seats"

 

I am interested to see the interior of Su-34 cockpit. Anybody has some pics?

 

Sorry to disappoint you, no. There are two pics, one showing the entrance hatch, the other looking down at the entrance/hermitization hatch. And there are a few interior shots of the prototype planes with "test" MFDs (those square ones, not the rectangular seen in a su-34 video at Patrick's site)

 

I have a pic of the ejection seat (sure, it would be strange if I hadn't one, eh?), and some maks photos looking from the side, but not much to see.

I suspect the cockpit is somehow a secret of some sort, maybe they are ashamed to admit they have a Whirpool microwave, rather than some Russian brand :P

[Fudd]

http://www.republika.pl/hudi/su34/Su-34%20cockpit.htm

 

Only one I could find.... there is another looking through the nose wheel door just like ForceFeedback said.

[Cobra360]

 

 

 

[Pilotasso]

How many of these are in service?

[Cobra360]

Between 3 and 5 production standard models were delivered to the Russian Airforce early this year. I doubt they are operational yet, still training I suppose.

 

There are also 7-9 test airframes numbered 41-47 or 49 that have been built over the last ten years.

[Shotsx74]

http://images.google.com/images?q=Su-34+Cockpit&svnum=10&hl=en&lr=&safe=active

[muamshai]

I wonder what if that latrine will overflow? Are they going to drop crap instead of bombs? :D

[Force_Feedback]

I wonder what if that latrine will overflow? Are they going to drop crap instead of bombs? :D

 

That's why there are no photos of it, they want to hide the secret "crappet bombing" panel next to the loo.

Don't think they got room for a stripper in there.

[S77th-GOYA]

There's always room for a stripper.

 

Even Orville and Wilbur had room for a stripper.

[Force_Feedback]

There's always room for a stripper.

 

Even Orville and Wilbur had room for a stripper.

 

They had real poles, and not those ejection seat guidance rails :/

[nscode]

But their missiles had a bad PK record