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Romanian cancelled jet fighter project
IAR 95
Model of the final design
Role
Fighter/ground attack aircraft
Type of aircraft
National origin
Romania
Manufacturer
Avioane Craiova
Designer
INCAS Romania
Status
Project cancelled in 1988
Primary user
Romanian Air Force (intended)
Number built
None
The IAR 95 Spey was a Romanian project to produce a supersonic fighter jet for the Romanian Air Force.[1] The project was started in the late 1970s and cancelled in 1981. Shortly after, the project was restarted again. The project was cancelled for good in 1988 due to lack of funds before a prototype could be built, although a full-scale mockup was being constructed.[citation needed]
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