Russia’s Tu-214—First New Jet Flies as Production Targets Soar Â
The Kazan Aviation Plant, which is named after S. P. Gorbunov, quietly reached an important milestone in the civil aviation industry of Russia on...
Russia Quietly Keeps Il-96 Alive as State Demand Surges Â
The Il-96-300, a Russian widebody aircraft that was previously regarded as a niche aircraft due to its exceedingly limited production, has once again gained...
Why Russia Flew Its New Airliners to the Frozen North
One of the most important aviation stories in Russia has once again been staged in the snow-covered expanses of the far north. The most...
Russia’s Il-114-300 Takes on the ArcticÂ
Testing aircraft in severe environments is never just a technical exercise; it is a validation of the capacity to function in the face of...
Can Boeing Return Without Hurting Russian Domestic Jets?
The question of whether the American aerospace giant Boeing could eventually return to the Russian market is not just a commercial issue; it sits...