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Aeroflot halts engine MRO plant project after investing RUB2.7 billion

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Aeroflot has reportedly stopped construction of an aircraft engine repair plant after investing about RUB2.7 billion ($32 million) in the project. The decision highlights a setback for Russia’s effort to expand domestic engine maintenance capacity and could affect the airline’s long-term support strategy for its fleet.

Discovered 2026-08-28T02:50:24.138732-07:00 | 2026-08-28T02:50:24.138732-07:00

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  • Aeroflot has reportedly halted the project after committing approximately RUB2.7 billion ($32 million), raising questions about the status and recoverability of that investment.
  • The stoppage could constrain plans to build domestic aircraft-engine repair capacity, with implications for fleet support and maintenance resilience.
  • No related previous clusters were provided for additional context.

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