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A-100

A-100

Airborne Early Warning Aircrafts
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Basic Information
Name
A-100
Designation
A-100
Alternate Designation
Premier
Equipment Type
Airborne Early Warning Aircrafts
Manufacturer
Beriev, Vega Radio Engineering Corp.
Date of Introduction
2026
Description

The Beriev A-100 is an advanced Airborne Warning and Control System (AWACS) aircraft developed on the basis of the Il-476 military transport aircraft. The aircraft will be fitted with the new Premier advanced active phased array radar capable of detecting and tracking airborne, sea-based and land-based targets. The Premier can detect a jet-sized aircraft at 650 kilometers away and a warship at 400 kilometers. The aircraft will also enjoy the longer range offered by the Il-476 airplane. Besides, the Russian aircraft is fitted with state-of-the-art electronic warfare (EW) capabilities to suppress enemy radars and communications which is something lacking all Western AWACS. Besides, the aircraft is expected to perform as a control center for unmanned air vehicles as well as command and communications (C2) airborne station with state-of-the-art satellite communications features. The Russian Air Force intends to field the first A-100 aircraft starting in the mid 2020s as the replacement for the existing fleet of 20 A-50 and A-50U AWACS aircraft. The A-100 AWACS aircraft project was revealed in August 2011 by the chief of the Russian Air Force but its development started in 2014. The first flight was carried out in November 2017. The A-100 Premier may enter into service with the Russian Air Force by 2024.

Air & Air Defense Specifications
Max Speed 1012.5 km/h
Range 650.0 km
Wingspan 50.50 m
Overview (Deagel)
Group Airborne Early Warning Aircrafts
Status Under Development
Also Known As Premier
Origin Russia
Contractors Beriev*, Vega Radio Engineering Corp.
Initial Operational Capability (IOC) 2026
First Flight November 18, 2017
Total Production 2
Specifications (Deagel)
Number of Engines 4
Tracked Aerial Targets 300
Area — Wing Area 300 square meter
Dimensions — Height 14.8 meter
Dimensions — Length 46.6 meter
Dimensions — Wingspan 50.5 meter
Mass — Max Takeoff Thrust 128,000 pound
Performance — Max Detection Range 650 kilometer
Performance — Max Surface Detection Range 400 kilometer
Speed — Top Speed at High Altitude 0.82 mach
Gear (Deagel)
Item 1 Radar Systems: Premier (1)
Item 2 Turbofan Engines: PS-90A (4)
Details
Country of Origin Russia
Classification
Domain
Air & Air Defense
Equipment Status
Active
Dimensions
Length
46.6 m
Width
50.5 m
Height
14.8 m
Weight
58059.82 kg
Operators (1)
Russia
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