What Cockpit?

[meleagertoo]

Trouble was, no-one in 1993 Europe wanted a fuel-guzzling Vedednyev antique radial in their "caravan beater" - an accolade this thing in no way deserves.

[Noyade]

Just need a name.

[Self loading bear]

It is the Basic SM 92.
later fitted with a turbo prop it became Russia’s Finest.

[Noyade]

Thanks Bear - over to you sir.

[Self loading bear]

Thank you Noyade,
Lets see if this enough for the weekend:

[Asturias56]

I recognise the picture - that shirt and the paucity of instruments!

We had this one on what aircraft last in the last month.......................... my challenge as well!

[Self loading bear]

Originally Posted by Asturias56

I recognise the picture - that shirt and the paucity of instruments!

We had this one on what aircraft last in the last month.......................... my challenge as well!

Indeed also played in Name that flying machine.
At that time I found the complete picture to use it later in this What Cockpit.
I totally forgot it was played only last month and that you used a clipped part of the same photo!

the KB-6 Matajur.

I guess Open House then ? (As Asturias did not name it)

[Asturias56]

It was the shirt..................... OH it is

[meleagertoo]

[Asturias56]

Looks pretty modern - relatively uncluttered cockpit from the picture

Not American tho'?

[meleagertoo]

Not American.

[sycamore]

Chinese...?

[condor17]

Similarities to a single seat HS/Bae Hawk , [ Hawk 200? ] but would not put money on it being correct .

rgds condor

[Noyade]

Chengdu J-20?

[meleagertoo]

Noyade scores!

[Noyade]

[sycamore]

Japanese....?

[Noyade]

No mate.

[Asturias56]

European at a guess. Whatever that switch /valve is in the middle of the panel look MIGHTY important..

[meleagertoo]

The row of indicators above the triple switch are labelled "HELM" with increments of 10degrees to left and right so It appears to have an autopilot! The triple switch loooks to me like fuel valves.
Is it Spanish?