Competitor for An-124 heavylifter could be 20 years, and $30bn, away
The prospect of $30bn of investment and decades of development will thwart the hopes of ...
Antonov Airlines’ huge AN-225 has been brought back into commercial operation as the market struggles with lack of capacity for oversized goods following Volga-Dnepr’s recent decision to ground its AN-124 fleet.
The AN-225, known as Mriya, had already been busy this year with humanitarian cargo, but with more than 50% of the operational global fleet of AN-124s on the ground, it is to fly again with its 250-ton payload.
“There is a surge in demand for AN-124 aircraft and therefore Antonov Airlines ...
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Rayhan Ahmed
December 08, 2020 at 1:26 amBoth aircraft have the same engines ????
Neil
December 08, 2020 at 5:20 pmRespected Sir,dont waste Time buy some Airbus Beluga as option.
Ok
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Neil .K