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Pobeda plots fleet growth
2nd June 2025
Russian low-cost carrier Pobeda looks set to expand its fleet of Boeing 737s by inheriting aircraft from Aeroflot and Rossiya as they receive new domestically produced aircraft to renew their narrowbody fleets.
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Third Il-114-300 joins test programme
27th May 2025
A third prototype, Ilyushin Il-114-300, has joined the flight test programme. Its maiden flight was carried out on March 31 and lasted around 30 minutes.
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Life begins at 60 for Antonov An-26
6th May 2025
Despite being introduced into service in the 1970s, Russian authorities are looking to extend the life of the Antonov An-26 by another ten years
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Il-114-300 certification continues
25th March 2025
Flight testing of the Il-114-300 continues
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Did Russian air defences bring down Azerbaijan jet?
11th February 2025
An Embraer E190 belonging to Azerbaijan Airlines crashed near Aktau, Kazakhstan, with the loss of 38 lives.
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Tupolev creates Tu-214 “think tank”
3rd December 2024
Russian aircraft manufacturer Tupolev has announced that it will establish an ‘Innovation Design Centre’ responsible for modernising and upgrading the Tu-214.
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IrAero and Aurora Airlines place new orders
12th November 2024
IrAero and Aurora Airlines have announced that they are to purchase several Russian airliners through leasing agreements, including the Yakovlev SJ-100 and MC-21.
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Ilyushin IL-114-300 gets UAC makeover
29th October 2024
The prototype Ilyushin IL-114-300, number 54115, has received the corporate livery of United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) as it continues its test flight programme.
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Russia makes wet lease u-turn
24th September 2024
Russian authorities have given the green light to allow the wet lease of aircraft. The approval, granted by Russia’s State Duma and signed by President Vladimir Putin on August 8, sees changes made to the country’s Air Code.
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S7 reduces A320neo fleet
27th August 2024
S7 Airlines will withdraw some of its Airbus A320neo-family aircraft due to issues with the Pratt & Whitney GTF PW1000G engines.
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Yak-3 flies to new home
22nd August 2024
Yakovlev Yak-3UA G-OLEG arrived at Wellesbourne Mountford near Stratford-upon-Avon on 19 July, following its acquisition from Leicestershire-based Cirrus Aircraft UK by Andrew Holman West’s Russian Radials.
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Russian Antonov An-22s to be retired
24th July 2024
Russia plans to cease operating its remaining fleet of Cold War-era An-22 (NATO reporting name: Cock) strategic transports, the world’s largest turboprop-driven aircraft.
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Civilian Yak-52 downs Russian UAV in Ukraine
17th July 2024
As Ukraine continues to face relentless Russian attacks amid a serious shortage of air-defence (AD) assets, some unconventional methods have been employed to alleviate the situation, including the use of civilian aircraft to down UAVs.
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Return of the Yak
11th June 2024
All Russian-built civil aircraft will now be branded under the historic Yakovlev name, Sergey Chemezov, head of state-owned aerospace, engineering and defence conglomerate Rostec, has said.
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