Bogdan's Su-57 crazy maneuvers amaze Chinese audience!
Nov 22, 2024
Russian fighter pilot, Colonel Sergei Leonidovich Bogdan, performed miracles with Su-57 aircraft
during an ambitious demonstration flight ahead of the 15th Airshow China, scheduled to open
on November 12 in Zhuhai.
Videos quickly went viral on Chinese social media, showing Sergei Bogdan, the hero of
Russia-winning fighter pilot, performing a unique air show in the sky, surprising the
Chinese audience.
Under the command of the renowned test pilot, Su-57 fifth-generation fighter performed a
series of complex maneuvers demonstrating the military maneuverability and strike power
of the Russian Air Force, over the city of Zhuhai, Guangdong Province during a training
flight.
Once again, under the command of renowned test pilot Sergei Bogdan, a perfect take-off
from Zhuhai Airport was performed, showcasing the Su-57's advanced precision and maneuverability.
The incredible footage shows, Sergei Bogdan performing amazing aerobatic elements, as
well as recording a short take-off distance, then taking Su-57 into the sky for the first
time, and teaching the machine to fly like a model, but a real one.
It seems that, pilot Sergei Bogdan violated the laws of physics, controlling his Su-57
with a series of complex maneuvers, called Maverick, Bell and Falling Leaf.
A flat spiral is a controlled maneuver, probably with the help of controlled thrust vectors.
Sergei Bogdan is an ethnic Ukrainian, holding a photo session with his Chinese military
colleague, Xu Fengjian, the first female pilot of the People's Liberation Army Air Force,
in the same frame at Zhuhai Airshow 2024, which amazed global visitors with its air
shows and sophisticated equipment.
The Russian Su-57 looked dashing during a practice flight before the show began, proving
that this is not just an airplane, but a living legend.
Given the war in Ukraine and the experience gained from Su-57, it is likely to have a
faster development and deployment process.
It is even worse, when the West has to deal with Su-57.

