Notes
-Good capital view
-Folding wigs and arresting hook
-There will be a forum post with pictures of the MKI-K, but no upload

Controls
-Action groups 1&2: Fire Interceptors
-Action groups 3-5: Fire Guardians
-Action group 7: Parachute

Designed as a successor to the Sukhoi SU-30MKI used by India, the SU-33MKI feautured folding wings, an arresting hook, and other necessities for carrier-based operations. There are two variants of the SU-33MKI: The standard, which seats two, and the SU-33MKI-K, which seats a third member (in tandem with the second seat), more advanced anti-submarine avionics, higher weapons load, and an increase to maximum fuel capacity. The inital proposal for the development of the SU-33MKI was submitted by Russian pilot Valentina Kreschinski, who flew an SU-33 and then became a Sukhoi test pilot. The first flight was conducted on February 24, 2008 (the day is a Russian national holiday celebrating those who have served/are serving in the Russian armed forces). The flight was a success, with a carrier landing to finish it off. Production of the SU-33MKI and MKI-K wouldn't begin until April 21, 2018, with the first units being shipped to India the next month. It entered service the month after, and has remained a frontline fighter and submarine hunter since.