Cabin Interior and Electronics
Russian Interior Firms Seek Growing Completions Role
Through their trade association, AKAI, Russian aircraft interior specialists Kvand, Vemina-Aviaprestige and Aerostyle have jointly submitted proposed cabin designs for the new Sukhoi Business Jet being developed from the Russian airframer’s Superjet SSJ100 airliner.
Through their trade association, AKAI, Russian aircraft interior specialists Kvand, Vemina-Aviaprestige and Aerostyle have jointly submitted proposed cabin designs for the new Sukhoi Business Jet being developed from the Russian airframer’s Superjet SSJ100 airliner.

Russia’s aircraft interiors industry achieved 15-percent growth in revenue last year, much of it from work on business and private aircraft. According to the country’s Association of Aviation Interiors Companies (AKAI, to use its Russian acronym), its 17 members account for 90 percent of completions work for indigenously produced aircraft and collectively employ more than 1,000 skilled specialists. AKAI chairman Vitaly Romanyuk told AIN that he expects to see Russian firms expanding into the repair and renovation of interiors for growing numbers of imported aircraft.

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