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    Post  GarryB Sun May 17, 2020 1:55 pm

    That is actually a good thing if they use the fact that they are related companies.... direct feedback regarding operational experience with the aircraft will benefit design and production of the aircraft and create a more customer friendly product.
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    Post  PapaDragon Mon May 18, 2020 12:49 am


    Airline industry and civilian aircraft manufacture in general are currently in the shitter worldwide so this whole mess is actually opportunity for UAC to get their house in order

    As for SSJ they really need to fully localize it already because otherwise they will never make any headway sales wise to say nothing of tech support



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    Post  owais.usmani Fri May 22, 2020 3:21 pm

    https://www.flightglobal.com/air-transport/final-assembly-nears-for-initial-mig-built-il-114-300/138476.article

    Final assembly nears for initial MiG-built Il-114-300


    United Aircraft is preparing to transfer primary structures for an initial Ilyushin Il-114-300 to the final assembly line at RSK MiG’s Lukhovistsky plant near Moscow.

    The manufacturer is describing the initial aircraft as a ”prototype” being built using serial-production technologies.

    Three fuselage sections for this aircraft have been completed at the Sokol manufacturing plant in Nizhny Novgorod, where MiG fighter components are produced. They will be transferred to Lukhovitsky by the end of May.

    MiG general director Ilya Tarasenko says the company invested Rb400 million ($5.6 million) last year to prepare for Il-114 production and diversify its activities, with automated docking facilities among the new installations.

    The -300 is a 68-seat modernised variant of the Il-114 twin-turboprop. Production is being restarted to address demand for regional domestic transport, particularly in remote areas, and replace older Antonov types used on these routes.

    Fuselage panels, doors and hatches are being produced at the Aviastar plant in Ulyanovsk while the VASO plant in Voronezh is manufacturing wing and tail sections.

    VASO will build about 40% of the airframe components, says acting managing director Alexander Yarchevsky. Work is under way to produce the fin, rudder, stabiliser and elevator. Wing sections will have multiple mechanical and electrical systems fitted.

    “Preparations are underway for the production of engine nacelles of the new aircraft,” he adds. “Their assembly is scheduled to begin in June.”

    United Aircraft director of aviation programmes Sergei Kamensky says the Il-114-300 will be built “entirely from domestic components” with leading Russian manufacturers supplying systems and equipment.

    Tarasenko points out that the project is utilising digital technology to enable Ilyushin’s design bureau and production sites to operate from a “single information space”.

    Potential operators of the Il-114-300 will include not only airlines but cargo and combi carriers, as well as special-purpose companies. The type could be fitted with ski-wheels and the Il-114 will also be capable of serving airports with unpaved runways.
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    Post  owais.usmani Fri May 22, 2020 11:46 pm

    Assembly of new IL-96-400M at VASO:

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    Post  owais.usmani Tue May 26, 2020 1:31 am

    https://tass.ru/ekonomika/8542259

    Mass production of PD-35 engines, intended for CR929 and IL-96-400M, will begin in 2028


    MOSCOW, May 22. / TASS /. The serial production of the PD-35 thrust aircraft engine should begin in 2028, according to the materials of the press service of the Governor’s Administration and the Government of the Perm Territory (in the territory of the Territory there is the ODK-Perm Motors plant, the leading engine manufacturer).

    "Serial production of the engine should begin in 2028," - noted in the materials.

    In the future, on the basis of a universal gas generator, it is planned to create a family of gas turbine engines of various aviation and ground applications with a thrust of up to 50 tons.

    PD-35 (a promising engine with a thrust of 35 tons) is a project of a Russian double-circuit turbofan engine with extra-large thrust (with a takeoff thrust from 33 to 40 tons). The total investment in the PD-35 project amounted to 180 billion rubles. The head developer is UEC Aviadvigatel, the head manufacturer is UEC Perm Motors JSC. It is assumed that the engine will be installed on the Russian-Chinese aircraft CR929 and on the IL-96-400M.
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    Post  dino00 Wed Jun 24, 2020 5:23 pm

    Supersonic business jet can have flight range up to 8,000 km — Tupolev Company

    The terms of reference for the demo airplane and the demo aircraft should be developed in 2020-2022 in the best case scenario, according to the company


    MOSCOW, June 23. /TASS/. The supersonic business jet (SBJ) under development can fly to the distance up to 8,000 km, Tupolev Company, an affiliate of the United Aircraft Corporation, said in its annual report.

    "SBJ is developed for the purpose of quick delivery of passengers at a supersonic speed up to Mach 2 to the distance up to 8,000 km, predominantly for business executives, high level government officials and everybody who sees the time as the absolute priority," the report says. "The suggested SBJ layout should have a lowered level of the sonic boom with the following preliminary characteristics: the airplane can fly with the speed of about 2,000 km per hour at the 11-km altitude; the airplane takeoff weight will be about 70 and the seating capacity — about 30," the company said.


    https://tass.com/defense/1170865
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    Post  George1 Fri Jun 26, 2020 5:14 am

    The fourth MS-21-300 aircraft received painting and a passenger cabin

    https://bmpd.livejournal.com/4069619.html
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    Post  dino00 Wed Jul 15, 2020 3:39 pm

    In Russia they tested an electric motor based on superconductivity technologies

    MOSCOW, Jul 15 - RIA News. Russia was the first in the world to test an electric motor installation created on the basis of high-temperature superconductivity technologies and powered completely by a battery, RIA Novosti said in the Advanced Research Fund .

    "Within the framework of a joint project of the Advanced Research Foundation and CJSC SuperOx, laboratory tests of the elements of the aviation integrated electric power system were carried out for the first time in the world on the basis of a single high-temperature superconducting (HTSC) platform consisting of a rechargeable battery, HTSC cable, HTSC current limiting device and HTSC- electric motor, ”the press service said.

    They explained that during the tests, power was provided only through a specially designed high-power battery.


    Testing was carried out in conditions of simulating take-off and landing, battery charge and discharge in flight, as well as in emergency conditions.

    In the future, the system is planned to be used as part of an experimental aviation hybrid power plant. It, in turn, is being developed by the Baranov Central Institute of Aviation Motors, tests in the aircraft are planned for 2020-2021.

    The project is being implemented, as specified in the Foundation for Advanced Research, to create fully electric planes and helicopters that differ from existing aircraft models in more advanced operational characteristics.

    A joint project of the Advanced Research Foundation and CJSC SuperOx to create a high-temperature superconducting electric motor was launched in December 2016. The technologies being implemented open up the possibility of creating "fully electric" aircraft, such as vertical take-off and landing air taxi and electric marine vessels. As part of the project, to demonstrate the capabilities of the technology, samples of electric motors with a capacity of 50 kilowatts and 500 kilowatts were developed.


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    Post  owais.usmani Wed Jul 15, 2020 8:00 pm

    https://www.flightglobal.com/aerospace/cr929-faces-delays-amid-beijing-moscow-differences/139257.article

    CR929 faces delays amid Beijing, Moscow differences



    Russia has disclosed that the Sino-Russian CR929 widebody programme will make its first delivery in 2028-2029, in what appears to be another round of delays in the programme’s production timeline.

    Russian media reports cite Irkut chief Ravil Khakimov as saying that the delivery timeline will move to the right, amid “difficulties” in working with Chinese counterparts.

    Irkut is a unit of Russian airframer United Aircraft (UAC), which is co-developing the CR929 with Chinese counterpart Comac. The type’s first flight is planned around 2025, though Russia disclosed that it was to have taken place in 2023.

    Among issues between both parties include the splitting of responsibilities: Comac wants exclusive rights to sell the CR929 to the Chinese market, a larger, faster-growing market than Russia. Neither party has commented on the matter.

    The latest update comes as the Russian government calls for “compromise” over the CR929 programme.

    Russian trade and industry minister Denis Manturov says that Moscow will continue to finance the CR929 programme, despite the problems cited. Manturov was responding to a question from a Russian senator about the prospects for the country’s aviation industry.

    The minister was quoted in the Russian Federal Assembly’s official newsletter as saying that Russia is “constantly in a position to find a compromise,” given that its role in the programme is to secure orders from foreign carriers, while China will target its own domestic market.

    Khakimov, who was speaking at a meeting of Russia’s Economic Policy Committee of the Federation Council, says the CR929 programme is now at the stage of analysing proposals from suppliers to determine the widebody’s final configuration.

    FlightGlobal has previously reported that both Comac and UAC were working to secure launch customers for the widebody.
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    Post  owais.usmani Wed Jul 15, 2020 8:03 pm

    https://www.flightglobal.com/aerospace/laminar-flow-nacelle-being-explored-for-pd-35-engine/139245.article

    Laminar-flow nacelle being explored for PD-35 engine


    Russian researchers are exploring the use of laminar flow to improve the aerodynamic efficiency of nacelles for the planned Aviadvigatel PD-35 engine.

    The PD-35 is a higher-thrust evolution of the PD-14 – the powerplant for the Irkut MC-21 – and intended for the proposed Russian-Chinese long-haul CRAIC CR929 twinjet.

    Aviadvigatel is jointly working with Moscow’s Central Aerohydrodynamic Institute, and other organisations, to design a laminar engine nacelle demonstrator for flight tests.

    The project aims to optimise the nacelle contours and the interface with the pylon for various operational areas of the flight envelope, including cruise, crosswind, and high angles of attack.

    “It takes into account all the significant factors influencing the position of the laminar-turbulent boundary-layer transition on the nacelle, as well as the effect of the airframe and engine,” the institute says.

    Researchers at the institute are analysing the aerodynamic characteristics of the aircraft and the laminar nacelle with specially-developed software.

    The institute says the nacelle is predicted to reduce air resistance by around 2%, with a corresponding reduction in fuel consumption.

    “[This will be] a significant advantage in the development of an aircraft in the long-haul category,” says the institute’s head of powerplant aerodynamics Alexander Lysenkov.

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    Post  owais.usmani Fri Jul 24, 2020 11:04 pm

    https://bmpd.livejournal.com/4095676.html

    First installation of PD-14 engines on MS-21-310 aircraft

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    Post  owais.usmani Thu Jul 30, 2020 4:39 pm

    https://rostec.ru/news/odk-razrabotala-kompozitnuyu-lopatku-dlya-aviadvigatelya-pd-35/

    UEC has developed a composite blade for the PD-35 aircraft engine


    As part of the project to create an aircraft engine PD-35, the United Engine Corporation of the State Corporation Rostec has developed a necessary element of PD-35 - a composite blade, said UEC Deputy General Director Valery Geykin, who heads the engine technology business.

    UEC is developing a technology for the production of composite fan blades as part of a program to create a family of high-thrust engines. According to Valery Geikin, achieving the specified parameters of the PD-35 engine requires the development of about 18 critical technologies, among which one of the key technologies is a fan blade made of composites. At the same time, the general designer of the UEC-Aviadvigatel enterprise, Alexander Inozemtsev, specified that the transition from a solid titanium to a hollow titanium blade made it possible to reduce the mass of the unit by 30%, and the use of a composite blade would save another 30% in weight.

    “Together with the institutes, we created the design and technology of such a blade and manufactured the first experimental kits, carried out the required volume of tests, which allowed us to assemble the engine with these blades and start bench tests,” TASS agency quoted Alexander Inozemtsev as saying.

    Serial production of blades will be launched at the UEC-Saturn plant.

    Let us remind you that the PD-35 ultra-high-thrust by-pass turbojet engine is intended for installation on promising wide-body aircraft. In particular, it is planned to equip them with the Chinese-Russian wide-body long-range aircraft CR929 and Il-96-400M.

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    Post  Rodion_Romanovic Thu Jul 30, 2020 5:01 pm

    owais.usmani wrote:https://rostec.ru/news/odk-razrabotala-kompozitnuyu-lopatku-dlya-aviadvigatelya-pd-35/

    UEC has developed a composite blade for the PD-35 aircraft engine

    Good, now a composite fan is becoming almost a must for the best large engines (even if in some cases I ask myself if it is not partially a commercial and marketing issue more than a engineering and real issue (like the AESA radar for Indian fighters)...
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    Post  Rodion_Romanovic Thu Jul 30, 2020 5:26 pm

    New aircraft based on the L-610 presented..

    Apparently it should be have 2 turboprop engines rated at 2250 hp each (1750 hp for the original let610).


    It's  not clear to me if plan it to be motorized by a derated version of the Klimov TV7-117ST that will go also on the bigger il-114 or if it will be a variant of that engine  (with less axial stages  in the compressor) (as the il-114 has a max takeoff weight of 23500kg vs the 17000 kg of the TVRS ( 14500 kg for the let610)).

    The TV7-117ST that will go on the il-114-300 and on the il-112v has a takeoff rating of 3000hp and an emergency rating of 3500 hp...  much more than the 2250hp takeoff power required by this aircraft...

    https://bmpd.livejournal.com/4099048.html


    TVRS aircraft offer based on Czechoslovak L-610 aircraft
    On the web resource www.aviaport.ru a well-known participant leutenant posted an interesting presentation of the TVRS regional turboprop aircraft project proposed by the Ural Civil Aviation Plant (UZGA) in Yekaterinburg on the basis of the Czechoslovak L-610 aircraft developed back in socialist times. The TVRS aircraft is supposed to be equipped in the basic version with Russian turboprop engines TV7-117ST-01 developed by UEC-Klimov; a significant part of the units and components are planned to be taken from other types of aircraft that have already been mastered in Russia earlier.

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    Post  LMFS Sat Aug 01, 2020 1:28 am

    More about the unification of structures at UAC:

    https://zen.yandex.ru/media/id/5ddfbc8b9515ee00ac9e370a/formuly-obedinenii-5f23e109b1ad847f10161564
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    Post  LMFS Sat Aug 01, 2020 1:40 am

    Some more details about the PD-35 and the new composite fan:

    https://rg.ru/2020/07/29/letnye-ispytaniia-dvigatelia-pd-35-nachnutsia-v-2025-godu.html
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    Post  Firebird Tue Sep 08, 2020 10:29 pm

    Does anyone know how big the MS-21 might end up?
    I've read about an MS-21X and an MS21-800 and MS21-700.

    This would suggest Yakovlev might be planning to challenge Ilyushin or even the CR929 in the wide body sector.

    Surely there is only so far a medium size plane like the MS-21 can grow?
    And surely the Il-96 or CR929 would form the basis for any new All Russian wide body ie Ilyushin?
    But who knows?
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    Post  kvs Tue Sep 08, 2020 10:36 pm

    Firebird wrote:Does anyone know how big the MS-21 might end up?
    I've read about an MS-21X and an MS21-800 and MS21-700.

    This would suggest Yakovlev might be planning to challenge Ilyushin or even the CR929 in the wide body sector.

    Surely there is only so far a medium size plane like the MS-21 can grow?
    And surely the Il-96 or CR929 would form the basis for any new All Russian wide body ie Ilyushin?
    But who knows?

    Russia can't and shouldn't put all its eggs in the Chinese basket. I think that such noises are legitimate indications of possible
    development routes. The real bottleneck right now is the lack of the PD-35 (and PD-26). But this engine class is on its way
    and will open up all sorts of options from replacements for the AN-124 to larger civilian transports.

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    Post  Rodion_Romanovic Tue Sep 08, 2020 11:30 pm

    Not only... before all their issues with the 737Max Boeing was working on a new category (an
    Airplane or a size between a 737 and a 787, probably a longer narrow body). That size category would be perfect for the MC-21-500 and 600... about the bigger variants I don't know...maybe they are ideas to move into the widebody market...

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    Post  kvs Wed Sep 09, 2020 1:29 am

    Rodion_Romanovic wrote:Not only... before all their issues with the 737Max Boeing was working on a new category (an
    Airplane or a size between a 737 and a 787, probably a longer narrow body). That size category would be perfect for the MC-21-500  and 600... about the bigger variants I don't know...maybe they are ideas to move into the widebody market...

    The IL-96 with two PD-35s would be a competitive large civilian class jet.

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    Post  Rodion_Romanovic Wed Sep 09, 2020 3:51 am

    kvs wrote:
    Rodion_Romanovic wrote:Not only... before all their issues with the 737Max Boeing was working on a new category (an
    Airplane or a size between a 737 and a 787, probably a longer narrow body). That size category would be perfect for the MC-21-500  and 600... about the bigger variants I don't know...maybe they are ideas to move into the widebody market...
    The IL-96 with two PD-35s would be a competitive large civilian class jet.  

    Yes, I know, it needs anyway a new wing.

    Anyway, it is possible that they will bring the development of a brand new aircraft from a different design bureau, that could be introduced after 2035
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    Post  owais.usmani Wed Sep 09, 2020 1:31 pm

    Rodion_Romanovic wrote:
    kvs wrote:
    Rodion_Romanovic wrote:Not only... before all their issues with the 737Max Boeing was working on a new category (an
    Airplane or a size between a 737 and a 787, probably a longer narrow body). That size category would be perfect for the MC-21-500  and 600... about the bigger variants I don't know...maybe they are ideas to move into the widebody market...
    The IL-96 with two PD-35s would be a competitive large civilian class jet.  

    Yes, I know, it needs anyway a new wing.


    The IL-96 with 2 engines and a new wing will not be an IL-96 but a completely new aircraft.
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    Post  Rodion_Romanovic Wed Sep 09, 2020 2:58 pm

    owais.usmani wrote:
    Rodion_Romanovic wrote:
    kvs wrote:
    Rodion_Romanovic wrote:Not only... before all their issues with the 737Max Boeing was working on a new category (an
    Airplane or a size between a 737 and a 787, probably a longer narrow body). That size category would be perfect for the MC-21-500  and 600... about the bigger variants I don't know...maybe they are ideas to move into the widebody market...
    The IL-96 with two PD-35s would be a competitive large civilian class jet.  

    Yes, I know, it needs anyway a new wing.


    The IL-96 with 2 engines and a new wing will not be an IL-96 but a completely new aircraft.

    Of course, but it will be based of the il96. It is possible that in parallel UAC will be interested in developing a brand new design taking into account the experience of both il96 and CR929... the CR929 will be only assembled in China, by the way.

    Currently in Russia there are airlines operating with both Boeing and Airbus widebodies (777, 787, A330, A350).

    Anyway the two aircrafts do not have to be released at the same time... the twin based on the il96 (with a wing derived from the one on the CR929) could be ready by 2027, while the other one after 2035
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    Post  kvs Sat Sep 19, 2020 12:35 am



    Boeing is in crisis and it is seriously threatened by the MS-21. Not only does the MS-21 effectively fill the needs of the Russian
    market, it also fills in the demand in China. That's right, China's domestic production of similar aircraft is nowhere near able
    to displace Boeing. But the MS-21 can.

    China continues to have a really hard time with jet engines. It is making progress, but the PD-14 is already in serial production.

    This is just anther reason for the US to engage in sabotage of the competition via sanctions and other dirty tricks. They
    can't handle the competition and for too long have been riding the gravy train because only the vassal Europeans could
    build the engines and the aircraft aside from them. Now we are entering a new stage where the production is not
    monopolized. Concurrently, the rot inside the US is starting to fester with Boeing now deciding to hire based on skin colour
    instead of merit (*).


    (*) Don't laugh it off, a certain minority in the US has developed the culture to look down on education. Whatever, the
    reason, they are going to be supplying less qualified engineers per capita than other groups.


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    Post  par far Sat Sep 19, 2020 1:00 am

    kvs wrote:

    Boeing is in crisis and it is seriously threatened by the MS-21.   Not only does the MS-21 effectively fill the needs of the Russian
    market, it also fills in the demand in China.   That's right, China's domestic production of similar aircraft is nowhere near able
    to displace Boeing.   But the MS-21 can.  

    China continues to have a really hard time with jet engines.   It is making progress, but the PD-14 is already in serial production.

    This is just anther reason for the US to engage in sabotage of the competition via sanctions and other dirty tricks.   They
    can't handle the competition and for too long have been riding the gravy train because only the vassal Europeans could
    build the engines and the aircraft aside from them.    Now we are entering a new stage where the production is not
    monopolized.    Concurrently, the rot inside the US is starting to fester with Boeing now deciding to hire based on skin colour
    instead of merit
    (*).


    (*) Don't laugh it off, a certain minority in the US has developed the culture to look down on education.   Whatever, the
    reason, they are going to be supplying less qualified engineers per capita than other groups.  




    The bolded part is true and just confusing(at first) when you read, it is like the US is trying to destroy itself. But after some research I know why this is happening, I researched the "great reset" and after researching and reading the book "COVID-19: The Great Reset", I have a more clear idea why this is happening.

    The elite's want to lower the labor costs so they can make more money.

    The big question is will, those qualified, educated "white" engineers move to other countries(will they come over to Russia?)

    I think American companies and to a certain degree European companies are going to go down because of the greed of the elite's.

    The book:

    https://www.amazon.ca/COVID-19-Great-Reset-Klaus-Schwab/dp/2940631123


    Boeing CEO on hiring:

    https://behindtheblack.com/behind-the-black/points-of-information/boeings-ceo-vows-to-hire-based-on-race-not-qualifications/

    A little more on the great reset:

    https://southfront.org/covid-19-the-great-reset-revisited-scary-threats-rewards-for-obedience/


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