Russian pilots?

[Frosty]

Sorry if I seem like I'm in the wrong forum.

 

I am curious to know what it's like to be a Russian su-27 pilot

 

What was flight school like. What do you need to be to join the Russian Air Force ?

[Eponsky_bot]

Sorry if I seem like I'm in the wrong forum.

 

I am curious to know what it's like to be a Russian su-27 pilot

 

What was flight school like. What do you need to be to join the Russian Air Force ?

 

you must complete the Higher Military Aviation School:pilotfly:

 

Duration of training 5 years.

Edited October 26, 2015 by Eponsky_bot

[Frosty]

I'm not from Russia nor do I live there .can I still join or do I need to become a national

[Kane]

First of all you need to be a citizen of Russia, it`s one of the first requirements. If you can read Russian, take a look: http://kvvaul.ru/abiturientu/

[Dell_Murrey-RUS]

Sorry if I seem like I'm in the wrong forum.

 

I am curious to know what it's like to be a Russian su-27 pilot

 

What was flight school like. What do you need to be to join the Russian Air Force ?

 

LOL theme ))))))))

 

For Russia - some about of High Schools.

High appreciation in study.

Fine health. Every year medical commission - including the centrifuge with +7 G at 45 seconds with live set-tests.

 

Or to try happiness in other country where operate Su-27 and their mods. :)

[nickbolt]

оценка уровня физической подготовленности кандидатов (подтягивание на перекладине; бег на 100 м; бег на 3 км);

Ну это кроме обще...короче,зрение 1.0 диоптрий(100%),отсутсвие много чего,вестибулярный ...короче,in Russia there is voenkomat,having doktor`s,who make diagnosis of you.If you have no problem with body-you a welkome to the army!You must run 3 km at 12 minute(i can mistake), u must подтягиватся раз 15,и отжиаться 50 раз.Run on the 100 meters- не помню нормативов.And if u are-welcom to the army,frend))))

[Eponsky_bot]

I'm not from Russia nor do I live there .can I still join or do I need to become a national

 

I would also like to be a Russian pilot, but no luck. Though a citizen of Russia

 

[javelina1]

I would also like to be a Russian pilot, but no luck. Though a citizen of Russia

 

 

Sorry to hear that my friend. Many of us have wishes, but unfortunately, they don't work out. At least we have DCS, to fly and fight for whatever our reasons are. Best of luck to you in the Virtual Skies. :thumbup:

[Frosty]

I wouldn't imagine grades are transferable are they?

 

C maths

D English, (though that might be subject to change)

 

I'm 19 at the moment so even after the three or so years it takes to become a national I would be 25 at best before I could even apply.

[Kane]

You can try to enter High School in Krasnodar, for example, if you are 16-22 years old. Or you`ll have five more years, if you join the Russian army. Not so much time. Keep in mind that you need to live in Russia for at least 5 years (or 3, if you marry a Russian girl) to become a citizen.

[Frosty]

I meant to change that to 5, plus a year to get my shit together. Haha

[Kane]

Think about India, they have Su-30s :)

[Frosty]

You can try to enter High School in Krasnodar

 

 

What is this school? Like just typical high school?

[vadya]

Думаю научится летать на Су-27 для человека из Англии будет проще, чем привыкнуть к российскому менталитету.

 

I think learn to fly on su-27 for a person from England would be easier than to get used to the Russian mentality.

Edited October 26, 2015 by vadya

[Kane]

What is this school? Like just typical high school?

 

I'm not sure if I could translate it in English correctly :) It's a high school of military aviation, so it's not typical. And yes, it is called high school (ucheeleeshchee in Russian :)), but students get higher education there. It's not so easy to understand our education system :)

[Eponsky_bot]

I meant to change that to 5, plus a year to get my shit together. Haha

 

Try to write them, who knows .... (but it's not an easy profession)

 

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Edited October 27, 2015 by Eponsky_bot

[Eponsky_bot]

than to get used to the Russian mentality.

 

I think it is not difficult

 

[QuiGon]

I really wonder why would you want to do that at all? Why join the RAF (Russian Air Force) if you have the RAF (Royal Air Force)? Becoming a military pilot is more than just becoming a pilot. You become a soldier in the first place, an officer to be precise. That means you serve a country, which should be YOUR country, because that is what makes the difference between a soldier and a mercenary. The first one fights for his country, the second one for money.

 

So I really wonder what led you to this idea?

[Dell_Murrey-RUS]

Ok, I'm speaking without jokes.

It does't take an Englishman in the hi-flight school of the Russian Federation. There're too many reasons that would explain why.

Most importantly, the pilot must not only to be citizenship of the RF, but also inherently be Russian. According to the present courageously defend the homeland can those who have a resident of this country.

You must be a family and children. There's a guarantee that if you're serious conflict not fly the Su-27 in another country. ))

 

So - no chances.

 

Anyway, this topic is too playful.

[flowers]

2 Frosty

Go to the Russian embassy, and say: "I want to become a citizen of Russia." They'll tell you that it needs to do.

[UP]

Ok, I'm speaking without jokes.

It does't take an Englishman in the hi-flight school of the Russian Federation. There're too many reasons that would explain why.

Most importantly, the pilot must not only to be citizenship of the RF, but also inherently be Russian. According to the present courageously defend the homeland can those who have a resident of this country.

You must be a family and children. There's a guarantee that if you're serious conflict not fly the Su-27 in another country. ))

 

So - no chances.

 

Anyway, this topic is too playful.

 

:lol:

pilot's family as hostages...

 

think about it Frosty, do you really want become russian :D

[Frosty]

Well it's either Russia or America because they won't take me in here.

 

And would I? Well its kind of a equilibrium. One the one hand, fighter planes. The other. My company. So I think it might even out

 

As for a family, why not? Have to settle down sometime :P

[Dell_Murrey-RUS]

Ну это прямо беспалева, очередной Джеймс Бонд. :D

 

Пора в СВР звонить. )))))))))))))))))))))

[Frosty]

i'm just gonna say

 

the two sides of this argument in a nutshell from my point of view

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXcaw3P0szk

 

i think i'll live my boring piss life as a games deveoper and be a sukhoi pilot in the next haha

 

like someone said. "at least you have DCS" very true, very true indeed :3

 

i could always get really rich and buy one :megalol::megalol::megalol::megalol:

[a1r]

First you must type in Russian, than your way to become a pilot of Su27/35 is clear.

Make a phone call to this man ->

he will help.

Edited October 27, 2015 by a1r