The Su-47 Berkut and the Grumman X-29 were bold experiments in aviation, both featuring forward-swept wings,a design meant to push the limits of agility and aerodynamic control.

Summary: The Su-47 Berkut, developed in post-Soviet Russia during the 1990s, showcased forward-swept wings and was an attempt at a stealth fighter, though experts debate its stealth capabilities.

The Su-47 “Berkut” (“Golden Eagle”) was towed out of storage during a Russian air show this week. The Su-47 is one of two known aircraft built with forward-swept wings, which greatly ...

From Innovation to Legacy: The Su-47 Berkut’s Journey from Concept to Testbed At the Zhukovsky International Airport outside Moscow, Russia, MAKS 2019 air show attendees were treated to a rare ...

Last Seen at MAKS in 2007, The Experimental Su-47 Tested Forward Swept Wings and Other Advanced Technologies. MAKS 2019 air show at Zhukovsky International Airport outside Moscow, Russia will be ...

The Su-47 was an ambitious project by the Soviet Union that would deliver a highly maneuverable fighter jet to the Russian Air Force. Here's what we know.