Aircraft
Beriev Sells Flying Boats to China; Tries Again for EASA Ticket
A model of the Beriev Be-200c3 amphibian attracts attention at the Moscow Air Show last week. (Photo: Vladimir Karnozov)
A model of the Beriev Be-200c3 amphibian attracts attention at the Moscow Air Show last week. (Photo: Vladimir Karnozov)

Beriev expects negotiations for licensed production of the Beriev Be-103 and Be-200 amphibians in China to be completed by year-end, the company’s general manager, Victor Kobzev, told AIN. Meanwhile, the company will resubmit the 42-metric-ton-mtow Be-200 twinjet to the European Aviation Safety Agency for certification. At the MAKS 2013 Moscow Air Show last week, Rostec subsidiary KRET (Russian acronym for Radio-electronics Technologies Concern) showed reworked avionics, including some already installed in a Be-200SE-E on the static display.

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