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Few symbols of national identity are stronger that Ukraine’s AN-225 Mriya – the giant aircraft was ...
The decade-long near-monopoly of the Ruslan International AN-124 joint venture will officially end on 31 December.
Partners Volga-Dnepr Group and Antonov Airlines, hamstrung by the poor relationship between their respective countries of Russian and Ukraine, are to call it a day, although technical collaboration must continue.
Manufacturer Antonov, as the designer of the aircraft and type certificate holder, insisted that the aircraft must remain under its technical supervision.
It said in a statement earlier this year: “In case of withdrawal of the AN-124−100 Ruslan civil aircraft ...
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