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UAC says Asian countries interested in Russian aircraft, especially Il-114-300
According to UAC CEO Vadim Badekha, foreign airlines are waiting for the aircraft to enter operation in Russia
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UAC chief says Russian aircraft could account for up to 100% of country’s fleet
Vadim Badekha also highlighted the current scale and pace of work on the civilian aircraft lineup
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Ilyushin Il-114-300 aircraft to receive certification in near future — UAC
The first three aircraft are expected to be delivered to the Second Arkhangelsk Aviation Detachment
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UAC to build four Tu-214s for special customers this year; Red Wings to later receive them
According to UAC CEO Vadim Badekha, investments in technical retooling at the Kazan plant will allow for production of up to 20 aircraft per year
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UAC to produce 6-12 Il-114-300s per year
Several regions are competing to receive the first batches of Il-114-300s
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UAC chief executive expects contract for Il-114 jets shortly
According to Vadim Badekha, the customer is the State Transport Leasing Company for Aurora
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Russian firm UAC finalizing production of first lot of passenger jets
Certification efforts for SJ-100 and MC-21 airplanes at the closing phase, the company's CEO Vadim Badekha said
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India interested in purchasing 100-200 Russian aircrafts - United Aircraft Corporation
The head of the United Aircraft Corporation Vadim Badekha pointed out that India has a significant need for such aircraft
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UAC chief says Russia created import-substituted passenger aircraft
Vadim Badekha clarified that the Tu-214 has already been certified, while the Il-114-300 has completed certification flights and is expected to receive certification in the near…
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UAC chief highlights reliability of Russian passenger aircraft
According to Vadim Badekha, Russian aircraft traditionally have a high safety margin and are no less reliable than foreign counterparts
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UAC says Asian countries interested in Russian aircraft, especially Il-114-300
According to UAC CEO Vadim Badekha, foreign airlines are waiting for the aircraft to enter operation in Russia
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UAC chief says global shortage of civilian aircraft creates export opportunities
UAC CEO Vadim Badekha revealed that waiting times for Boeing and Airbus planes ranged from five to seven years