The Tupolev Tu-3000 orbital bomber/SSTO was developed from the canceled Tupolev Tu-2000 SSTO plane created during cold war in the USSR, it was designed to be used as orbital bomber and launch platform for space vehicles. The plane took multiple design features of it's predecessor such as no visible cockpit thanks to full digitalization or the small delta wings that proved to be biggest weakness of the plane at low speeds. The plane at the introduction during the 59th Paris Air Show in 2029 was biggest bomber to ever fly and fastest plane to ever fly in atmospheric flight, it could achive incredible speed of ~4900 km/h at altitude of 11 kilometers. The plane was huge surprise to entire world as it was first SSTO plane ever created. It could achive stable 170 km orbit while carrying 30 tonnes of cargo. While in atmoshpere with full payload of 82 tonnes it could travel 29300 km. The max efficency was achive while traveling at altitude of about 32 kilometers.

Type:	Orbital SSTO Bomber / SSTO cargo plane
Lenght:	79 meters
Fuselage width:	3,3 meters
Wing width:	40,6 meters
Height:	15,6 meters (gear down) 13 meters (gear up)
Propulsion: Thrust:	6 x Kuznetsov NK-65 Tier 3 engnies 4278 kN, 713 kN per engine
Speed:	4900 km/h in atmosphere at 11 km altitude 25 Mach at 170 km orbit
Service celling:	SSTO mode 170 km, AF mode 36 km
Range:	29300 km in AF mode with full payload, in SSTO mode 16290 km in atmosphere - unlimited in orbit
Payload:	30 metric tonnes in SSTO mode, 82 tonnes in AF mode.