Latest from Vladimir Karnozov

Ex-Indian Su-30K jets given new lease on life by Belarus Aircraft Repair Plant.

Reveals plans to build 150 civil airplanes annually by 2025

Financing barriers cloud prospects of CSeries, Q400 deals

The weaponized trainer has also been exported to Algeria and Belarus

Russian MoD is also funding a version for naval operations.

The Russian government has agreed to provide debt guarantees for UTair, but less than half the aid the struggling airline requested.

Six prototypes are flying, with four more to come.

Russian bank VEB omitted from EU sanctions list

The two nations could cooperate on production of the Mi-17, Ka-226 and Ka-31

Ramenskoye follows Farnborough's path in bringing business aviation to a flight-test aerodrome.

But sector on hold until the airport's third runway is complete.

Talking with Sukhoi about taking airplanes originally built for UTAir

Joint-venture project to reach market by 2025

The order includes conversions and remodels as well as new aircraft.

New turbofan to power Irkut MC-21 making steady progress

Negotiations between Russia and China continue for Su-35S multirole fighters.

Russian Helicopters completed deliveries of Mil Mi-17V5 helicopters to the Afghan Army in October.

The Ministry of Defence has revived the Ilyushin Il-112 project, a development of the Il-114 airliner.

The recent contract brings to 72 the Russian defense ministry's order for Su-30SM fighters.

Western sanctions prompt country's power brokers to reconsider homegrown airplane design.

Expanding helicopter operations is the next logical step

Russian businessman Gennady Timchenko's G650 cannot be operated in the absence of product support that is blocked by U.S. government sanctions.

Russia remains a priority marketplace for Gulfstream.

Russian aircraft interior association strives to reduce dependence on Western suppliers and completions shops.

A business jet version of the 100-seat airliner would compete with similar regional jet offerings

Russian and Chinese Billionaires are ‘adding wings to their lifestyle’

Calling Aviaservis a “startup” is not entirely correct, since the company inherited most of its fleet and personnel from other local operators.

Charter broker Avinode expects traffic in Russia to ramp up in the coming years.

Airbus Helicopters believes lifting restrictions on private helicopter flights over Moscow would significantly boost rotorcraft orders in Russia.

State-backed Rostec is joining private group Avcom in developing a new FBO at the famous Zhukovsky air base near the Russian capital.