A second prototype of the MC-21-310 passenger jet equipped with Russian-built components completed a test flight from Irkutsk this week, according to United

Aviation News – Yakovlev and the United Aircraft Corporation have completed the successful maiden flight of Russia’s first serial-production MC-21-310 airliner from the Irkutsk Aviation Plant. The 83-minute flight marks a decisive step in replacing Western-built commercial aircraft with fully domestic passenger jets. The MC-21-310 project, developed under state defense conglomerate Rostec, serves as the centerpiece of Russia’s push for total aviation sovereignty.

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Second prototype tests domestic systems as part of certification program

Second prototype tests domestic systems as part of certification program

United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has updated the published range of its MC-21-310 narrowbody, stating on its website that the aircraft will offer a maximum

Russia’s next-generation MC-21-310 commercial jet has moved a step closer to mass production after its manufacturer, Yakovlev, received the first batch of the

Aviation News – Russia has successfully conducted the maiden flight of the second MC-21 airliner fully equipped with domestically produced components, marking a major step toward reducing dependence on foreign suppliers amid ongoing sanctions. The flight, announced by the state-owned United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), took place in late October at the Irkutsk Aviation Plant in Siberia. The MC-21 program, developed by Irkut under the UAC umbrella, aims to become Russia’s flagship medium-haul passenger jet, competing with models such as the Airbus A320neo and Boeing 737 MAX.

Second prototype tests domestic systems as part of certification program

Russian-made PD-14 engines to replace U.S.-sanctioned Pratt & Whitney units on delayed aircraft.