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The '''Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21''' is a [[Soviet]]-built fighter-interceptor and one of the most widely exported aircraft in the world. Known to [[NATO]] officials as the "Fishbed," it was first flown in 1955.
==Design==
The "Fishbed" has a long and narrow body fitted with two delta wings and a single [[afterburner|afterburning]] [[turbojet]] fitted with single exhaust. It is fitted with a bubble canopy.
==China==
[[China]] builds the MiG-25 under the name of the J-7. Production of the J-7 was licensed by the Soviet Union in 1961. The aircraft will be replaced by the J-8.
==Design==
The "Fishbed" has a long and narrow body fitted with two delta wings and a single [[afterburner|afterburning]] [[turbojet]] fitted with single exhaust. It is fitted with a bubble canopy.
==China==
[[China]] builds the MiG-25 under the name of the J-7. Production of the J-7 was licensed by the Soviet Union in 1961. The aircraft will be replaced by the J-8.