Main page "Colours ot the MiG-29 (Fulcrum)"

Revised: February 2018, November 2024

ROMANIA

România

In service

Between 1989 and 2003

In 2003 official end of the service in the Romanian air force and MiGs were parked in open air at Constanta airfield, probable most of then are not flightworty.

Deliveries

1989-1990: 12 MiG-29 (9-12A) and 4 MiG-29UB (9-51) from Soviet Union
1993: 4 MiG-29 (9-12A) from Russia
1992-1993: 1 MiG-29 (9-13) from Moldova
In total 21 MiGs between 1989 and 1993

Losses:
Four MiGs: 1990, 1992, , 1994, 1998.
To replace losses, between 1992 and 1993 five MiGs were bought from Russia and Moldova.

Units

Baza 57 Aeriana Mihail Kogalniceanu, Constanta

Numbers (revised Nov. 2024)

First batch:
MiG-29: 41 46 47 48 49 50 67 68 69 70 75 76
MiG-29UB: 15 22 23 29

Second batch:
MiG-29: 33 35 38 54

Former Moldovian:
MiG-29: 53

Camouflage and painting

First MiGs delivered shortly before revolution in 1989, but first flights in 1990 with Romanian roundels. Never fly with socialist Romanian star.


MiG-29, Romania about 1989-1990. Drawing accuracy: it's a schema of the markings and standard camouflage, on basis of the MiG-29 no. 50

In 2000 one MiG-29 (no. 67) served as demonstrator of modernization programme, called Sniper, prepared by DASA (Germany), Elbit (Israel) and Romanian aeronautical company Aerostar S.A., Bacău.
Due to lack of money, programme wasn't realised.


MiG-29 "Sniper", Romania 2000. State in early 2000: stripe on wings and fuselage was initially grey-white [sic!], in Summer 2000 (ILA exhibition in Berlin) all white. White number 67 was on intake, later (with a different numerals shape) on fin, replaced by round logo. Small area underside is not clearly visible on photos, so may be different a little. Drawing accuracy: 100% (except small area underside).


Overhauled MiG-29 no. 75, Romania 2001. Probably one and only overhauled in 2001. Drawing accuracy: 100%.


products/nb/ncamouflagestatus
9-12A 2960532041 41 2-tone standard crashed 1994
9-12A 2960532046 46 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532047 47 2-tone standard crashed 1990
9-12A 2960532048 48 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532049 49 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532350 50 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532367 67 2-tone standard not in service, "Sniper", Muzeul Aviaţiei (Museum of the Aviation), Bucharest
9-12A 2960532368 68 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532369 69 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532370 70 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532375 75 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A 2960532376 76 2-tone standard not in service
9-51 N50903014664 15 2-tone standard not in service
9-51 N50903016222 22 2-tone standard crashed 1998
9-51 N50903016223 23 2-tone standard not in service
9-51 N50903016229 29 2-tone standard crashed 1992
9-12A, 2nd batch2960535133 33 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A, 2nd batch2960535138 38 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A, 2nd batch2960535404 54 2-tone standard not in service
9-12A, 2nd batch2960535075 35 2-tone standard not in service
9-13, from Moldova2960717453 53 2-tone standard not in service

Mariusz Wojciechowski MiG-29 in colours Colours of the MiG-29 (МиГ-29).
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All aircraft drawings © Mariusz Wojciechowski 2005-2024, Słupsk (Poland) mariusz@mariwoj.pl
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