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2024-06-30T09:00:45.603660-07:00

Radia's WindRunner to Surpass Antonov AN-225 as Largest Aircraft in 2027

Scheduled for operation in 2027, Radia's WindRunner will be custom-built to transport wind turbine blades, becoming the world's largest aircraft at 108 meters, surpassing the destroyed Antonov AN-225 Mriya.

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Boeing and Antonov Sign MOU for Defense Collaboration At the Farnborough International Airshow, Boeing and Antonov Company formalized their intent to explore defense project collaborations with a Memorandum of Understanding signed today.

2024-07-22T09:42:44.174601-07:00

Boeing and Antonov Sign MOU for Defense Collaboration

AeroTime

Ukraine Reconfirms Intent to Rebuild Antonov An-225 Mriya A senior Ukrainian official has reconfirmed the country's commitment to rebuilding the Antonov An-225 Mriya, the world's largest cargo aircraft, after its destruction. This initiative aims to restore a symbol of national pride and remarkable engineering capability.

2024-07-10T03:14:44.325918-07:00

Ukraine Reconfirms Intent to Rebuild Antonov An-225 Mriya

FlightGlobal

Utair An-26 Crashes During Go-Around at Utrenny; 41 Onboard The Antonov An-26 operated by Utair crashed short of the runway at Utrenny airport during a go-around on 14 June. The aircraft carried 36 passengers and five crew members on a charter flight from Sabetta.

2024-07-05T00:57:16.118266-07:00

Utair An-26 Crashes During Go-Around at Utrenny; 41 Onboard

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Radia's WindRunner to Surpass Antonov AN-225 as Largest Aircraft in 2027 Scheduled for operation in 2027, Radia's WindRunner will be custom-built to transport wind turbine blades, becoming the world's largest aircraft at 108 meters, surpassing the destroyed Antonov AN-225 Mriya.

2024-06-30T09:00:45.603660-07:00

Radia's WindRunner to Surpass Antonov AN-225 as Largest Aircraft in 2027

FlightGlobal

Utair An-26 Crashes Short of Utrenny Airport, Injuring Three On June 14, 2024, an Utair Antonov An-26 crash-landed short of Utrenny Airport in Russia while operating a charter service from Sabetta. The accident resulted in severe damage to the aircraft and injuries to both pilots and a passenger.

2024-06-17T03:54:40.330738-07:00

Utair An-26 Crashes Short of Utrenny Airport, Injuring Three

Aviacionline

UK Adds Volga-Dnepr to Sanctions List Over Antonov An-124 Operations UK sanctions target Volga-Dnepr, a leading Russian cargo airline, impacting its Antonov An-124 operations. The move includes asset freezes and travel bans as part of broader measures against Russia.

2024-06-14T13:56:43.902994-07:00

UK Adds Volga-Dnepr to Sanctions List Over Antonov An-124 Operations

Aviation Business News

Antonov Delivers Turksat 6A Satellite to Florida for SpaceX Launch Antonov Airlines successfully transported the Turksat 6A satellite from Ankara, Turkey to Florida, USA, marking Turkey's first geostationary communication satellite launch by SpaceX.

2024-06-13T01:28:59.339648-07:00

Antonov Delivers Turksat 6A Satellite to Florida for SpaceX Launch

FlightGlobal

AVEM Aero Introduces An-12 Freighter for New Cargo Niches Estonian carrier AVEM Aero has enhanced its fleet capabilities with the Antonov An-12, allowing expansion into military and extended-range air cargo markets through a new Ukrainian agreement.

2024-06-12T01:34:01.857115-07:00

AVEM Aero Introduces An-12 Freighter for New Cargo Niches

Aviation Week

Red Wings to Launch Il-114-300 Turboprops in 2026 Red Wings will introduce three Ilyushin Il-114-300 turboprops to its fleet in 2026, marking a strategic development in replacing older regional aircraft.

2024-06-10T11:18:17.337077-07:00

Red Wings to Launch Il-114-300 Turboprops in 2026

The Aviationist

Russia to Retire Antonov An-22 Antei Fleet in 2024 The Russian Aerospace Forces' military transport aviation will cease operations of the world's largest turboprop aircraft, the An-22 'Antey,' starting in 2024.

2024-06-06T02:11:30.738298-07:00

Russia to Retire Antonov An-22 Antei Fleet in 2024

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