Everything you wanted to know about Russian aviation
Image © ZALA Aero Group press service ZALA Aero specialists have modernized the T-20 Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS), enhancing its flight performance and expanding operational capabilities. Significant improvements include modifications […]
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Illustration: © Rostec State Corporation press service Updating its fleet with domestically manufactured aircraft is a strategic priority for Aeroflot. The MC-21 program is a cornerstone of this initiative, with […]
Photo © UAC Press Service As part of the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) press service’s “Yakovlev Dictionary” series, test pilot Andrei Voropaev, a Merited Test Pilot of the Russian Federation […]
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Photo by © UZGA press service The KSAP-800 emergency escape system, developed for the UTS-800 basic flight trainer, has successfully passed a series of ground tests. This announcement was made […]
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MiG-29 of the Ukrainian Air Force at Belbek Air Base in Crimea, 2014. Image licensed under Creative Commons. The Ukrainian Air Force has historically relied heavily on Russian components for […]
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Photo © Aeroflot press service Aeroflot CEO Sergey Aleksandrovskiy provided detailed insights in an interview with Kommersant regarding ongoing negotiations with foreign lessors, the airline’s fleet status, and route network […]
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Photo by © UZGA press service In March of this year, the first fuselage of the TVRS-44 “Ladoga,” a turboprop regional aircraft, was delivered to the Ural Civil Aviation Plant […]
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Image © UAC Press Service On June 2nd and 3rd, at the Zhukovsky airfield of the Gromov Flight Research Institute (LII), the SJ-100 prototype aircraft (registration number 97021, serial number […]
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Photo © Press Service of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation The MC-21-310 aircraft, tail number 73051, is currently undergoing supplementary ground tests at the Flight […]
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Illustration generated by neural network / © Russian Aviation Moscow Aviation Institute (MAI) is developing a small-scale wind tunnel specifically designed for testing components of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), with […]
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