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Ukrainian cargo carrier Antonov Airlines has announced that its An-124-100 Ruslan aircraft has been successfully relocated ...
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The Aviationist on MSNStranded An-124 Rejoins Antonov Fleet at LeipzigOne of Antonov Airlines’ prized An-124s, which was undergoing an overhaul at the time of Russia’s full scale invasion, ...
Born of Cold War ambition, the Antonov An-124 Ruslan was built to move missiles, tanks, and more—over 150 tons at a time.
Ukraine’s An-124-100 aircraft has been modernized and successfully relocated to Germany. The relevant statement was made by Antonov JSC on Facebook, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.
A rare Antonov An-124 cargo plane has left Kyiv, Ukraine after being grounded for over 3 years. Find out how it escaped the war-torn country and what this means for the future of aviation in Ukraine.
The Antonov An-124 Ruslan is one of the most impressive feats of modern aerospace engineering, and its legacy is that of a true masterpiece designed by the brilliant Ukrainian aircraft designer ...
The aircraft was an Antonov An-124, one of the biggest transport aircraft in the world. It was one of the few heavy-lift transport aircraft that Russia's military still has in operation.
The Antonov An-124 is still the largest military transport in the world, and is used by the Russian Air Force. The unload operation was managed by Sulivan Shipping Service Ltd. at MPA airport.
Even if the news has been around for several years (and always denied), according to Defence24.pl, vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Yuri Boyko has recently announced that the An-124 production will ...
After a botched landing on a runway, the An-124 Condor—one of the world's largest airlifters—is badly damaged and may never fly again. Watch the accident here.
No dangerous cargo was being carried at the time. After an assessment, the An-124 was cleared to continue the flight to East Midlands. NBAAI identifies the jet involved as a 1991 airframe, UR-82029.
Ukrainian authorities have ordered detailed inspection of the fan discs on Ivchenko-Progress D-18T engines, following the destructive powerplant failure involving an Antonov An-124 last November.
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