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1960 Mikoyan Gurevich MiG 17PF Military Aircraft For Sale
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Listed:
December 4, 2023
Updated:
April 14, 2024
 Avgas Aviation
Seller:
Avgas Aviation
Price:
USD $
475,000
Aircraft Location:
USA
|
North America
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Aircraft Type:
Military Aircraft
Model & Manu.:
Mig 17
|
MiG
Reg. Number:
N620PF
Serial Number:
1D0620
Year:
1960
Total Time:
1002
Seats:
1
One of the best MiG-17's in existence. Only "D" model flying in the world. Seen regularly on the air show…
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1974 MiG 21UM Military Aircraft (WITHDRAWN)
1974 MiG 21UM Military Aircraft For Sale From Code 1 Aviation On AvPay front left of aircraft14
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 Code 1 Aviation
Seller:
Code 1 Aviation
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Aircraft Type:
Military Aircraft
Model & Manu.:
Mig 21
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MiG

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MiG (or Mikoyan Gurevich) is a Russian aircraft manufacturer that was founded in 1939 by Mikhail Gurevich and Artem Mikoyan, just two years before the German invasion of Russia. During the Second World War the company produced the MiG 1 fighter, which was mostly constructed of wood and steel tubing. The aircraft was improved and then designated as the MiG 3 fighter. While over 3,400 MiG 3s were produced, sadly over 1,400 of them were shot down. In 1947 MiG entered the jet fighter market with the MiG 15, which was a single seat fighter that fought during the Korean War of 1950-1953. The MiG 15 proved so effective that the United States Air Force had to expedite the development of the North American F86 Sabre to help combat the aircraft. The MiG 15 was replaced by the MiG 17 in 1952, which was designed to be more stable at speeds closer to the speed of sound. In 1955 the company passed the sound barrier with the MiG 19 and in 1959 development was continued with the MiG 21, which is still in service with several militaries today. The MiG 21 is fitted with a nose cone similar to that on the BAC Lightning, which helps to regulate the speed and the flow of the air entering the engine at supersonic speeds.