The aircraft was designed to address some of the limitations of the earlier LaGG-1, such as its subpar maneuverability. The LaGG3 did not achieve these improvements in practice, and many pilots considered it to be inferior to the Yakovlev Yak-1, a competitor from the Yakovlev design bureau. Flight tests revealed that the LaGG3 was hampered by poor control response, vibration, and tendency to pitch up.
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According to Soviet records, LaGG3 units destroyed close to 1,000 enemy aircraft, while suffering the loss of over 200 LaGG-3s in combat. The LaGG-3 left no lasting legacy in the aviation world and is often considered a precursor to the Sukhoi Su-6, a primary design created by the Sukhoi Design Bureau.