Published 2 years ago

Russia aiming to fly solo without Airbus and Boeing

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Russia's aviation industry will aim to go it alone without the West, using locally built parts to produce 1,000 airliners by 2030 and end a reliance on Boeing and Airbus, state-owned engineer Rostec said. Foreign aircraft, mainly from Boeing and Airbus, account for 95% of passenger traffic. But Russian sanctions mean there are no spare parts - and no prospect of any.

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Reuters

Russia aiming to fly solo without Airbus and Boeing

By Gleb Stolyarov MOSCOW - Russia's aviation industry will aim to go it alone without the West, using locally built parts to produce 1,000 airliners by 2030 and end a reliance on Boeing and Airbus, state-owned engineer Rostec said. The remarks from Rostec, a vast state corporation headed by a close ally of President Vladimir Putin that includes Russia's only manufacturer of civil

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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RTÉ

Russia aiming to fly solo without Airbus and Boeing

2 years ago·Ireland

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IBTimes

Russia Aiming To Fly Solo Without Airbus And Boeing

2 years ago·United States

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WION

Russia aiming to fly solo, end its reliance on Airbus and Boeing

Russia's aviation industry will aim to go it alone without the West, using locally built parts to produce 1,000 airliners by 2030 and end reliance on Boeing and Airbus, state-owned engineer Rostec said. The remarks from Rostec, a vast state corporation headed by a close ally of President Vladimir Putin that includes Russia's only manufacturer of civil aircraft, are the strongest indication yet that the country's aviation sector sees the confront

2 years ago·Noida, India

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Rappler

Russia aiming to fly solo without Airbus and Boeing

Russian industrial conglomerate Rostec believes 'Boeing and Airbus planes will never be delivered to Russia'

2 years ago·Philippines

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Al Arabiya

Russia aiming to fly solo by ending reliance on Boeing and Airbus

Russia’s aviation industry will aim to go it alone without the West, using locally built parts to produce 1,000 airliners by 2030 and end a reliance on

2 years ago·Saudi Arabia

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