United Aircraft Corporation partners with Flamingo Aerospace to supply six Il-114-300 turboprop aircraft to India, starting deliveries in 2028.

Russia is aiming to certify three domestically developed aircraft types in 2026, as authorities push to restore local production capacity following the loss

Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) will present the Il-114-300 turboprop and the SJ-100 for the first time outside Russia at the Wings India

On the sidelines of the BRICS summit at New Delhi, United Aircraft Corporation (UAC, part of Rostec State Corporation) has signed agreements with local airlines to supply Il-114-300 regional turboprop aircraft during the INNOPROM India international exhibition. A total of 85 aircraft are slated for delivery. The documents were signed during a special session titled "Partnership Takes Flight: Towards Atmanirbhar Bharat through Regional Aviation Projects," organized by UAC.

United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has completed a series of natural icing certification flights involving three of Russia’s new commercial aircraft,

Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has signed a preliminary agreement with India’s Flamingo Aerospace for the supply of six Il‑114‑300

The United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) has released images of the first flight of the third prototype of the Il-114-300, a regional passenger turboprop

India Russia Aircraft Deal: From the Indian Ocean to the remote border areas, preparations have begun to take India's surveillance and strike capability to new heights. India and Russia are moving forward on the joint construction of a multi-role aircraft, which, if needed, will be able to keep an eye on the enemy hidden in the depths of the sea. This turboprop aircraft named IL-114-300 is not only a passenger or cargo aircraft, but can also become a dangerous maritime patrol and anti-submarine platform in the future.

Aviation News – Russia’s federal air transport regulator is accelerating certification of the MC-21-310 by adding two more aircraft to its flight-test programme, aiming to meet an October deadline and advance domestic aviation independence. The regulator, Rosaviatsia, confirmed that the additional MC-21-310 jets will support an intensive certification effort following delays caused by the aircraft’s redesign with locally sourced systems. The programme reflects Russia’s broader import-substitution strategy, developed in response to reduced access to foreign aerospace components.