The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21 is a single-engine supersonic aircraft family whose early prototype first flew in 1955. Its compact tailed-delta layout became one of the most widely produced and internationally operated jet-aircraft designs. Successive interceptor, multi-role, reconnaissance, and two-seat training variants introduced new radar, systems, and Tumansky engine generations while retaining the recognizable MiG-21 architecture.
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