Combined model - Russian light attack aircraft Yak-130.
Historical note: Yak-130 (NATO codification: Mitten - “Mitten”) is a Russian combat training aircraft developed by the Yakovlev Design Bureau together with the Italian company Aermacchi to replace the L-39 training aircraft in the Russian Air Force. The main designers are Nikolai Dolzhenkov, Vitaly Naryshkin and Konstantin Popovich. The Yak-130 is the first completely new (and not a modernized version of the existing model) aircraft built in Russia after the collapse of the USSR. The Yak-130 defeated the MiG-AT in a tender for the supply of the Russian Air Force. Since 2012, it is planned to produce more than 100 such machines.
The tasks of the aircraft include training cadets of flight schools: takeoff and landing, piloting, navigation, performing complex maneuvers, acquiring skills to operate in extreme flight modes, actions in case of aircraft equipment failures and pilot errors, flying in closed battle formations during the day and in conditions of visual visibility , the development of weapons systems and the development of the basics of combat use in operations on ground and air targets, training in the skills of performing offensive and defensive maneuvers characteristic of an aircraft Fourth and fifth generation. In the event of war, the aircraft is able to perform the tasks of a light attack aircraft - to destroy individual ground targets, low-speed air targets. When exported, the Yak-130 is positioned as a training complex for the development of Su-30MK fighters.