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A Russian Su-57 caught fire and was completely burned during engine start-up at Akhtobinsk airport on Oct. 29, according to AND, making it the fourth Su-57 lost this year against a production rate of only about four aircraft per year.

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A Russian Su-57 caught fire and was completely burned during engine start-up at Akhtobinsk airport on Oct. 29, according to AND, making it the fourth Su-57 lost this year against a production rate of only about four aircraft per year.

A Russian Su-57 caught fire and was completely burned during engine start-up at Akhtobinsk airport on Oct. 29, according to AND, making it the fourth Su-57 lost this year against a production rate of only about four aircraft per year.

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