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Skybird · 08-08-14, 04:08 PM

In an addendum, the author hints at another mysterious fact.

In publications basing on Janes, the maximum altitude of the SU-25 often was listed with around 10670 m - in 1984. Since then, the plane and its engines were repeatedly improved. Wikipedia, the German as well as the English site, listed the altitude at "around 10000 meters" until early July 2014.

Then over night, early July 2014, that entry was changed and now shows "7000m" only.

08-08-14, 04:08 PM	#131
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,739 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	In an addendum, the author hints at another mysterious fact. In publications basing on Janes, the maximum altitude of the SU-25 often was listed with around 10670 m - in 1984. Since then, the plane and its engines were repeatedly improved. Wikipedia, the German as well as the English site, listed the altitude at "around 10000 meters" until early July 2014. Then over night, early July 2014, that entry was changed and now shows "7000m" only. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.