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Rossiya Superjet 100 partially exits runway at Arkhangelsk during winter landing

On Jan. 9 Rossiya Airlines flight FV6305, a Yakovlev/Sukhoi Superjet 100 (RA‑89146), partially exited the runway during landing at Arkhangelsk Airport after sliding on wet snow. The excursion occurred during rollout; there were no passenger injuries. Reported runway contamination: ~3 mm wet snow, friction ~0.35.

Discovered 2026-01-09T22:50:57.309362-08:00 | 2026-01-09T22:50:57.309362-08:00

Briefing

What Hype is tracking

Runway excursion on a contaminated surface underscores operational risk from winter conditions; reported metrics (≈3 mm wet snow, μ≈0.35) will drive any safety and operational review, including landing minima and contamination reporting [source:7feffaf4-a845-4b55-8a07-3449017e44ac].
The event involves the Yakovlev/Sukhoi Superjet 100, a type already facing sustainment and supplier tensions—incidents like this can affect operator confidence, maintenance practices and contractual disputes [source:3fd857c7-9e46-4465-84ab-c780dfb6c212].
Findings may feed into ongoing technical work on the type (engine testing and contamination/ingestion trials) and could influence certification, testing priorities or re‑engining considerations [source:2e6f1c32-0e92-48d7-b8b3-7edc4d20efaa] [source:78676fbf-978c-4290-9d1e-b415e1834a9b].

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