This aircraft is an entry to RB107's Anything RB107 Challenge.

The Bougainville Aircraft Corporation FS-21 Pisuwe is a Papua New Guinean single-seat, twin-engine, multirole fighter aircraft designed by Bougainville Aircraft Corporation. The aircraft made it's maiden flight in 1978 and was placed into service with the Papua New Guinea Defence Force in 1984.

DEVELOPMENT

Between 1976, the Papua New Guinea Defence Force needed a new fighter aircraft for multirole missions. Bougainville Aircraft Corporation, began to design a multirole fighter aircraft that is capable of operating in multirole missions.

At the start of 1978, after many developments and constructions of the prototype, the first prototype aircraft rolled off the hangar, and conducted it's maiden flight. After 6 years of testings, the aircraft was eventually accepted into Papua New Guinea Defence Force service — with the first 2 batches of FS-21 Pisuwe entered service on 1984. Final batches were recieved in 1986.

In total, all 8 are in service with the Papua New Guinea Defence Force.

NOTES
- This aircraft's livery is based on the reference image.

- The aircraft's both pylon on each wing sides can be used for drop tank usage. Note that the both pylon's jettison activation groups can be changed to AG6 along with it's switch on the cockpit (note that the AG7 will jetisson all missiles and drop tanks).
- This aircraft is an entry to RB107's Anything RB107 Challenge.