MiG2935

MiG2935 is the designation used in some aviation discussions to refer to a proposed next-generation fighter associated with the Mikoyan design bureau. Unlike confirmed MiG models, MiG2935 is not documented in official program announcements or defense procurement lists. The name appears mainly in speculative analyses, online forums, and media rumors, and its existence as an active project has not been publicly verified by Russian officials or MiG.

In speculative accounts, MiG2935 is described as a multirole air-superiority fighter intended to follow the MiG-29 family. Predicted features include a highly integrated avionics suite, an active electronically scanned array radar, infrared search and track, data fusion, and advanced electronic warfare capabilities. Some projections suggest a stealth-optimized airframe with internal weapon bays to reduce radar signature, along with a high overall maneuverability profile.

Propulsion is commonly rumored to involve two high-performance engines with thrust-vectoring, enabling strong transonic and supercruise characteristics if feasible. Armament would likely span air-to-air missiles, air-to-surface missiles, and precision-guided bombs, with potential for networked weapons and stand-off capabilities.

As of now, there are no official renderings, test flights, or procurement commitments associated with MiG2935. Analysts emphasize that, without confirmation, the concept remains speculative, and discussions place it among various modern Russian and international programs facing future generation competition and modernization needs in fighter fleets.

Related topics include the Mikoyan MiG-29 family, the MiG-35, and competing platforms such as the Sukhoi Su-75 Checkmate.