RF-01502

Aircraft:
Myasischev VM-T Atlant
Reg: RF-01502 photos
Serial #:
9301502
Airline: Russia - Air Force
Photo Date: Aug 18, 2005
Uploaded: Nov 20, 2005
Moscow Zhukovsky (Ramenskoye) - UUBW, Russia

Notes:

One of two specially created planes for transporting soviet shuttle "Buran" and large elements of "Energiya" rocket from plants to launch pad. Converted from 3MN-2 (Bison-B) strategic bomber and first flew in April 1982. This aircraft is fitted with "3GT" payload which is the nose and tail's fairing for the "Energiya" fuel tank. Both VM-Ts were used in 1982-1988 and performed about 150 flights. MAKS 2005

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Aug 18, 2005

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One of two specially created planes for transporting soviet shuttle "Buran" and large elements of "Energiya" rocket from plants to launch pad. Converted from 3MN-2 (Bison-B) strategic bomber and first flew in April 1982. This aircraft is fitted with "3GT" payload which is the nose and tail's fairing for the "Energiya" fuel tank. Both VM-Ts were used in 1982-1988 and performed about 150 flights. MAKS 2005