Russia's Boeing replacement is ready: the IL-96-400M long-haul aircraft has taken to the skies

[@somdattsable5540]

Russia needs to be independent in civil aviation sector as they were 20-30 years ago and in soviet era !!!

[@jorgeluiscapiello414]

Oh yes!!! And bring back all those fantastic Ladas!!! 😂🎉

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

@@jorgeluiscapiello414 Lada Vesta!? Why not, it is a good car! Just keep in mind that Russia also has Aurus...

[@jorgeluiscapiello414]

@@jerromedrakejr9332 Vesta was made with strong collaboration with Renault, french technology. Aurus is not mass produced/exported anywhere, just a few for Putin's motorcade. Get real.

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

@@jorgeluiscapiello414 You also need to be realistic... you live in the 80's. American superiority in the quality of production has long ceased to exist. Speaking of planes... what happened to that door on the B737 that flew out of the plane in flight a few days ago with an entire row of seats? How many pressurized bulkheads on the B737 did they have to replace a couple of months ago when they discovered sloppy production work... 100 bullheads? 200? What happened to those rubber dampers on the B737 that they didn't screw down so they were sending the planes back to correct the sloppy work? The work on other Boeing planes is no better. US auto industry!? Statisticians say that the reliability of vehicles from American manufacturers is somewhere around 30 places... on par with Chinese manufacturers! Other industrial branches are not better either... Russian planes may use more fuel than American ones, but at least they don't fall out of the sky because they forgot to tighten all the screws in production!

[@jorgeluiscapiello414]

@@jerromedrakejr9332 do you have an idea of how many airplanes are produced by Boeing every year? Then, compare that figure with Russia's. You're delusional.

[@truth959]

Russia can do just about anything if it really needs to. Boeing just lost a huge customer, permanently.

[@pushamazad1390]

exactly

[@somdattsable5540]

I think boeing will resume the sales and maintenance of aircrafts in future as all the nato nations are fed up from supporting Ukraine and sanctioning russia backfired them !!!

[@yurilipkov]

Oh my god man, you’re killing me… I haven’t laughed this hard in years.😂😂😂

[@briant5685]

no russia should not allow Boeing back to its market ever again@@somdattsable5540

[@truth959]

@@yurilipkov Actually, it is Russia's unparalleled achievement that is really killing you. Just be honest Yuri 😄😄😄

[@QERTYGT12345]

Russians will grow stronger and stronger .. its a matter of time..

[@aberi.4]

They aren't old

[@traquecenseurs5423]

Les Chinois et les Iraniens préfèrent Boeing.

[@goodlife6277]

​@@t.p.8702And ? Naive ...

[@ФеликсДзержинский-ф2ш]

@@traquecenseurs5423 Until 2030

[@mikalnaylor]

Russia deserves to have safe aircraft to travel in period. Kudos for going domestic in its aircraft manufacturing!

[@nas4apps]

Will Russia send all its aircraft staff to further invade Ukraine? Why does all go wrong in Russia, maybe look into the mirror: bad leadership? This tech is great, but really, get out of war, Russia seems like Germany in the 1940s; Folks in Georgia and Chechnya would prefer not to be ruled by Moscow. The 'sanctions from the US' are not anti-Russian but pro Ukrainian. Allow Ukraine also to thrive with their air-industry. They already seem to make wonderful drones and have a history in aviation technology. Make peace with the free and democratic Ukraine and choose for a democratic leadership - kick out the current ego and go for democratic. Recognize the difference?

[@stream2watch]

No, they really do not.

[@somdattsable5540]

I think the twin engine version of il-96 will be more economical for russia

[@russiapostglobal1589]

Soon it will be twin-engine. They're developing an engine for it, the PD-35.

[@somdattsable5540]

@@russiapostglobal1589 good !!!! Want to see il-96 and other russian made jets taxing , landing, taking off from indian airports ❤️ From india

[@warmike]

They'll probably need the 4-engine one for transatlantic flights, as I doubt the West will give Russia's new planes an ETOPS certification.

[@pieterviljoen1620]

They decided to do that only later. It was easier to modernise everything and use upgraded versions of the current 4 configured engine for now, because the time to bring a reliable engine to production is much less. Also Russia has an abundance of cheap fuel. So it balances out. They understand this plane is not aimed for the international market, but for the local market.

[@edthebumblingfool]

Russian reliability makes twins a high risk option

[@michaelvanallen6400]

The first of only four IL 96-400s was built 18 (!) years ago. The 4-turbine concept is outdated, maintenance-intensive and costly. Aeroflot retired its last Il-96-400 in 2014 due to its inefficiency. The situation is even worse with the Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SJ 100): Only 1 was sold in the last 5 years, over 60 were ‘in stock’ in 2020 because returned or not accepted. The aircraft has significantly higher maintenance costs & downtimes than promised & than competitor aircraft. Probably not a single civilian product is of world market standard. Accordingly, Russia's global market share (outside Russia/Belarus) is less than 0.1% in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, building of cars, lorries, aircraft, locomotives and ships, medicine, medical technology devices, optoelectronics, IT, hardware, consumer electronics (smartphones, refrigerators, televisions, etc.), internet business, wind and solar power products, etc. - and probably all other sectors.

[@ramatgan1]

Russia makes its own cars, ships, planes, tanks, missiles everything you can think of they make it. The country is amazing. Watching from Somalia.

[@justplanecrazy5575]

So do USA, France, Brazil and probably a few others…?

[@ДраганНонковић]

Hello Somalia!🙏🙏🙏

[@markcrane9661]

Can make War too.

[@sailplanebob]

But for some reason the Airlines buy Airbus and Boeing and Russia imports lots of European Cars. Or at least they did until they invaded another Country.

[@justplanecrazy5575]

@@sailplanebob because western things are just better

[@НиколайЗинин-п1х]

The main thing in this video is that Russia does everything itself. Neither Airbus nor Boeing can produce everything themselves. In an age of a lot of polarity, when globalization leaves to do everything that is most important for the country.

[@kenwood2682]

Competent workers in the West🐜🐜🐜, have been replaced with diversity hire 😂

[@romio7715]

Bravo Russia this Russian jet much better than Boeing. Go Russia go.👍✌👌👊💪

[@yurilipkov]

Are you on hard drugs?

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Really? One old IL-96 with a few updates? Four inefficient engines? No onboard entertainment or internet? Yeah.

[@jdaniel3068]

The Il 96 is beautiful, but actually believing this will make any impacts in ANY global markets is insane.

[@tomtalker2000]

The problem is it's a 4 engine aircraft. And that's a big turn off in today's market. That's why were only seeing twin engines such as the 787 and A350. If they wanted a 4 engine Boeing and Airbus would have done so. Hell Airbus had it with the A340.

[@KVentz]

Yes, and that's why it will not be in mass-production. Only few planes are going to be built. The next generation will have two PD-35 engines.

[@qwwe1324]

На самом деле без разницы, т.к. цель номер 1 заместить продукцию западных кидал. А на рынок будут делать новые самолеты.

[@nadahere]

That's subjective. If the airplane cost and operational cost are lower than that of the competitor, the number of engines is irrelevant.

[@homobohemicus]

LOL.. With an old airframe, wings and engine designs from the 80s... It will fly for sure (I flew the IL96) but the economics, flight duration and range will be as well from the 80s... I am not even talking about the tech in the cockpit if you want only Russian made instruments. A good try but many many many decades have been lost to make such a plane commercially viable

[@mefobills279]

Russia has plenty of jet fuel. They can subsidize the price to the airlines.

[@marttijee]

@@mefobills279 Isn't subsidizing fuel costs kind of admitting the fact that Russia cannot produce modern, fuel efficient jet engines?

[@mefobills279]

@marttijee Russian economy is going gangbusters due to the sanctions. They will be forced to catch up in jet engines. It is all good. In meantime the aviation industry is bein revitalized.

[@gorgar6059]

Rome wasn't built in a day. Russia has lost 30 years due to the lack of need to build its passenger planes. But in 10 years their planes will be no worse than Western ones. After all, it is a country that builds great fighters and space rockets. Airplanes are not a big challange.

[@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074]

What happened at the end of the 80s in the Soviet Union again???

[@foodtestingstrips]

You can tell this is a propaganda piece as they used an auto-voice reader with SEVERAL mistakes. How sloppy and embarrassing for Russia

[@Munsad1919]

what about boing .... Their quality level dropped to Chinese quality level....

[@roychain4877]

Are u jealous what good comes out from the U S the Boeing parts from many countries Russia can do any thing 🤔

[@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan]

@@roychain4877except invade its neighbour 🤣🤣🤣

[@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan]

@@Munsad1919boing boing one loves to boing about the place 🤣🤣🤣

[@roychain4877]

@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan u don't know what was happening from 2013 onwards in Ukraine they killed 14000Russian citizens n father more the U S want to destroy Russia bull n balls

[@marttijee]

Whenever Russia boasts about its aircraft industry, remember that their jet engines are basically still late Soviet technology. The PS-90 is a perfect example - they use it because they have nothing better. Also remember that every Sukhoi airplane and Mil helicopter is produced using German and Japanese CNC machines.

[@roychain4877]

@@marttijee 4 u old but the best 👌 👍 South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤️ ♥️ 💙 💖 👌 U

[@atilllathehun1212]

I just love those Illinois and Mississippi airliners.

[@Elliasp-xx7mb]

🤣🤣🤣

[@gorgar6059]

Is this that famous AI? Nvidia shares is a huuuge bubble.

[@micamika8844]

Russia will have an aviation industry like the West and Europe, and this for a better market price success will be for sure !!! Russia has a great and will have a better aviation industry !!!

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Well, they've been trying for 70 years. Any idea when it'll happen?

[@paulhargreaves1497]

Lots of !!!!!!! won't make it happen Orc.

[@jr800w]

Their cars are still stuck in the 80s so will their plane tech.

[@fahimkhan67]

AIR CUBA STILL USES IL96 SINCE 1980 AND STILL THEY FLY WITHOUT ANY PROBLEM AND I NEVER HEARD THAT IL 96 CRUSHED WILE BOEING AND AIRBUS HAD LOTS OF CRUSHES. SO THEY ARE GOOD TO MAKE AIRPLANES. AT KEAST VERY SAFE PLANES.

[@roychain4877]

@jr800w did u go 2 Russia n see what Russia 🇷🇺 is all about think n think again did u see the underground system is all about looka the planes they built don't think they are a 3rd world country look at the U S debt 36 Trillion Russia does not have a huge debt glory Russia n Putin smart clever n cool guy 😉 😀 South Africa love u

[@BobbyJardine-vs8yc]

This is another trashy aircraft.Yesterday another SU-100 crashed killing all passengers.Russia needs to get out of Ukraine.

[@pedropaulomelo7751]

There are the third aircraft producer of the world, the Brazilian Embraer

[@Lovereye]

Широкофюзеляжных и дальнемагистральных самолетов эта компания не делает. Делают только небольшие самолёты с импортными двигателями.

[@phalgunibhuyan3881]

Russia can be self reliance on everything within 5 years by 2030

[@dudleymakeche7842]

No one country can do without other countries. Russia doesn't have everything.

[@scotthiggins3765]

No airline wants a 4 engine aircraft today. This plane was obsolete before its first flight.

[@TimVoktwo]

Good job Russia. You are the only country on the planet that can be self sufficient. You have every natural resources under your feet to build anything from your mines to the battlefield or showroom. Even your agriculture and technology are amazing. Just saying.

[@marcg1686]

Everything you said is true, yet Russia remains a zhithole.

[@peterregorsek1504]

Not much people know, that Boeing and Airbus are dependent on some special parts, which come from Russia. Even these days, otherwise they can close the factory.

[@AUmarcus]

Nothing that can't be sourced elsewhere.

[@StartledPancake]

Which parts?

[@Nahal0nok]

@@StartledPancake titanium parts

[@maruchagajowy]

BS@@Nahal0nok

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

The fact that you did not know about this does not mean that it is not true! There is a whole reportage on a very popular western TV channel that shows the process of building the aircraft in which one section is devoted to Russian titanium parts... What show? Search for yourself...

[@JohnAtkinson-wl2bw]

This Plane is a Heap of Junk, same as the Weapons they make. Replacement for Boeing? Best Joke I have heard in a Long time.

[@ganiyyuyahya5943]

Forever Russian 🙏❤️🥰

[@lerax2010]

Boeing and Arbus are producing airplanes only with internationa; cooperation. Today only Russia is able to create planes locally from design to production

[@hassanssewanyana9336]

J have come to release, why Russia withdrew from the joint project. Keep up.

[@dragonveevan]

High time Russia took steps to stop the various Chinese "leaky" friendship offers.

[@v8pilot]

Too bad that Russia chose not to live in peace and cooperation with its neighbour Ukraine. In partnership, with Ukraine's aircraft technology the two countries could have worked together to produce a world-beating range of aircraft. As it is, Russia cannot even produce cars for its own market.

[@timb4098]

Russia can reverse engineer the Western aircraft that is currently inpossession. That's probably why Russia withdrew from the CR292 program.

[@yurilipkov]

You mean copy? Well, they can try… the problem is, they have no production capacity or experience in making many of the parts, in particular electronics, engine components, and composites.

[@briant5685]

lol were you born in 2005..??before 1990 russia used its own home made aircrafts,russia can make the planes as they have already done so cope harder@@yurilipkov

[@antonioramos7139]

China is already beating them in that race.

[@luissalinas5339]

@@antonioramos7139 China todavía está muy lejos de fabricar íntegramente aviones comerciales de fuselaje ancho, el C919 tiene motores occidentales y la aviónica también, en cambio los Rusos se pueden jactar que si pueden fabricar aviones grandes todo con componente local.

[@vstaroseltsev]

@@yurilipkov композиты уже производятся в РФ. MC-21 летает на композитных крыльях

[@kitdesilva]

Russia should stop supplying boeing & airbus with titanium parts.

[@jamyki]

they never supplied parts, only raw material. there are lots of other suppliers in the world just google it ;)

[@tomaswiak3625]

Lol, nice "factory",, looks like a shipyard from the mid 50s...

[@iScoopyPal]

Russia needs the Chinese market. China needs Russian technology. If they cooperate, both will win in Asia, South America, and Africa!. This is one of the better scenarios to compete with Boeing and Airbus. Ironically, China and Russia are the two main titanium producers. They could control titanium price and availability. The US and Europe should also know their limit! The US totally disabled Russia in the aviation industry, well Russia built its own industry to compete with them. Never count the Chinese out. Only a few years ago, China was a laughing stock about EV cars, now ask Elon Musk! 6 months ago, Raimondo played her best semiconductor card on the Chinese turf. They just politely accepted her play, but she didn't realize that she was already checkmated. The US looked down and banned China from participating in the International Space Station. Well, China built its own space station! Remember that China is still the king of manufacturing. Especially now, the US's playbook motivates Russia and China to challenge them in any technological field. The world will be very different in the next 50 years.

[@richschmitt100]

The voice for this video is AI using western technology. :)

[@Elliasp-xx7mb]

I'm impressed! In any case, the more competition, the better! Kisses from France ^^

[@RAAOperative]

Why is Russia so jealous of USA?

[@jaromasar8404]

Jealous of what? Streats full of crack heads, robbers and homeless? Usa is colapsing, simple reason corruption, economic, political, social and moral decay.

[@imperskiikulak446]

What exactly is he jealous of?Is the USA so big that no one can do without it?All US developments are stolen ideas from all over the world, as well as luring good engineers from all over the world to the USA.Almost everything invented by the USA is invented by people who received their education outside of the USA.😁😁😁

[@sergpinto1]

Western sanctions will allow Russian industry to take the leap it needed to develop everything internally...😁

[@thesteve7397]

Good luck with that. The most highly-educated Russians have left the country because they don’t want to live in a fascist hell-hole run by a brutal dictator.

[@williamgray8499]

As far as I know, there was no reason for Russia to not cut a deal 30 years ago to produce the 3 engine Lockheed L-1011 in Russia for domestic use. It used Roll Royce engines that were no longer state of the art. The air frame was fairly complex but conventional for the time. Same situation for the re-engined DC8's.

[@StartledPancake]

It warms my heart to think that Russians will be flying on this thing. Good luck, youre going to need it.

[@Nahal0nok]

Mutually. Spasibo for the good wishes.

[@LucasMalki]

Just when no one wants 4-engine aircraft, the Russian come out with one. Just shows how out of touch the Russian are.

[@warmike]

captive market. also so there is no need for ETOPS certification

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

It's just a slight update of the IL-96. It's not even new.

[@sevenlux7093]

Imagine the altitude of the fancy new Russian planes changing as fast as the speed of the AI ​​voice in this video... 🤣🤣🤣

[@vintagegamingrepublic5156]

Great dose of copium.🤣

[@akhtarnadeem621]

Wonderful Aeroplane!

[@samyapal8221]

But Russians shouldn't challenge China! China can make anything, we can't imagine!

[@ФеликсДзержинский-ф2ш]

Russia and China in different weight categories. China can produce everything that is known to science. And Russia is the world of science. Who gave you technologies of 28 nanometers or less? Lithography using ultraviolet radiation was discovered by Russian scientists in 2011. US Patented. Until 2022, recognizing Western patents, we could not produce ourselves and transfer these technologies to third parties. The first prototype is in Russia. Now you are ahead of the US thanks to the Russians. We are already ready for 1 nanometer using X-rays and less than 1 nanometer using synchrotron radiation, which will be released by 2030. The kernel code will be rewritten and the Russian software market will mature by this time. Russia is already in the age of quantum technologies. We discovered quantum particle chaos control in 2021. We are working on Leonov’s works, rewriting physics. The energy of the universe will soon become available. And China is the world's factory for the production of industrial goods. Russia will never engage in this production. Only if we saturate our own Russian market, so as to be independent of anyone.

[@eugeniliesiu5276]

That is a huge endeavor and it seems that it will succeed! Congratulations!

[@vadimhryts2125]

It is not mentioned that sanction had been imposed on Russia because of its invasion in Ukraine. Actually russian civil aviation industry has no future today. They postponed first delivery of MC-21 to air companies till 2026 again. MC-21-310 which produced of russian components and PD-14 engines overweighted for 6 tons.

[@DwayneABryan]

Ho hum.... cope harder... we're here for the airplane not your politics

[@vadimhryts2125]

@@DwayneABryan politics influence the future of the plane unfortunately

[@DwayneABryan]

@@vadimhryts2125 then they should use that same standard for Airbus and Boeing.... Libya, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq. I guess no one should buy those planes because of politics...? The hypocrisy is staggering.

[@marcg1686]

​@@DwayneABryan One big difference. Neither the USA nor Europe claimed any territory of the countries you listed. Russia wants to steal land from neighbouring countries.

[@adtiamzon3663]

Way to go. Made in Russia. 🌹🌞💞💪🇷🇺👏👏🌞

[@CosmosWhisper7]

First Priority should be safety for the passenger planes! 👍🏻

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

It is... Which can't be said for Boeing, lately there have been stories that they messed up badly with the pressurized bulkhead on the B737, then there's the story that they messed up some rubber dampers on, you guessed it, the B737, and right now there's a story that they messed up with by installing the doors on, again, the B737, so they flew out together with one row of seats!

[@mrrolandlawrence]

would not have been better to make more Tu214s? they are actually pretty good. Especially when stacked up against the il-86 warmed up update from the 1980s.

[@dquzmanovic]

It's different class of aircraft.

[@edthebumblingfool]

well teh smoking engines have been fixed but they look like they are 2 generations behind modern ones

[@peterkogl1329]

Bravo Russia 🙏🙏🙏🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@pieterviljoen1620]

I am seriously impressed with this come back. Well done Russia!

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Comeback? All they did was modify one old IL-96. They have yet to produce it or the engine it will require.

[@joyaku3078]

Russia allowed China to copy its latest fighter jets technology but took thos good gesture for granted and wanted to copt Rissia civil avaition manufacturing technology as well😂😂😂RUSSIA SAID BIG NO😂😂

[@victorduncan3254]

Sounds like the old Soviet agencies worked after all.

[@MENSA.lady2]

Might be useful on St. Petersburg to Vladivostock route but not much else. As soon as it tries to leave Russian airspace there is almost nowhere it can go.

[@zyou8er]

SANCTIONS are a form of act of terrorist! Only the ordinary people pay the price for such an act.

[@UPynyarLawka]

Thank you so much your video From Myanmar.😊

[@mdsakibhossain1369]

❤️🇷🇺

[@Ownedyou]

Mississippi!

[@maksimmaksi]

👌👍👍

[@MohamedhabakaHabaka]

استغرب علي دوله مثل روسيا بامكانها صناعة الطائرات المدنيه وتستورد من اوروبا وامريكا

[@tb14.7]

Surely it’s a matter of time, China can produce 100% domestically sooner than you expected. USA’s hardest pill to swallow was realizing that underestimating China is futile.

[@ramil90]

If only they can Re-Engine a young IL-86

[@PrototypeCreation]

very informative !

[@bratislavmilosevic429]

У меня долгое время были сомнения, как можно строить космические корабли и не знать, как построить чертов самолет.

[@warmike]

для космического корабля не важна экономичность, а для лайнера расход топлива может разделять прибыль и убыток

[@bratislavmilosevic429]

@@warmike Это ясно как день, друг мой, но... если у тебя есть материалы, станки... разве проблема купить самолёт, разобрать его и сделать такой же... ведь что делают китайцы?

[@qwwe1324]

​@@bratislavmilosevic429такой подход не работает без понимания того, как думал конструктор этого самолета.

[@miker4430]

They do cheap copies

[@sidneyani2584]

westerners stole everything they have from other countries... you're a thief and a hypocrites

[@x-gamessimulator1067]

Amazing😮!

[@maestromecanico597]

Mississippi-21? Illinois-96? Oh well. Anyway, how far along was the CR929 in development? More to the point, can the twin-engine wings developed for the CR929 be grafted onto a IL-96?

[@juliap.5375]

IL - from Ilyushin. _Sergey Vladimirovich Ilyushin (1894 - 1977) was a Soviet aircraft designer who founded the Ilyushin aircraft design bureau. He designed the Il-2 Shturmovik, which made its maiden flight in 1939._ _It is the most produced warplane, and remains the second most-produced aircraft in history, with some 36,000+ built._ CR929 - situation unclear. Chinese asked Russians to share a lot of technologies, Russia not agreed (big airplanes of such class produce only France, Russia and USA). So, project canceled, then restored. Looks like negotiations are going. But yep, this engine (PD-35) can be installed on IL-96. Engine is developed not for CR929, but for bunch of Russian projects, from new version of An-124 (heaviest cargo plane in world) to future projects.

[@vstaroseltsev]

MC-21 may be translated as mainstream aircraft of 21 century

[@jerromedrakejr9332]

Nope... It can be only Mississippi-8, Mississippi-17, Mississippi-24, Mississippi-26...

[@Jmpd1117]

The goose that took 40 years to cook! You guys have yourselves some real high-tech there. Be careful. Does it even have color screens pop down every five rows of seats?

[@kartoffelfresser2347]

🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺👍👍👍

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

The generated narration is a riot. County Route 929!

[@kingdomgateway7677]

So you are saying Russia is ahead of the West in civil aviation industry. But there are two problems? Has Russia sanctioned the West back in the industry? If no, then Russia is encouraging sanctions because there will be no consequences. Next, Russia seems to have so many companies in the industry whereas if they put all under one umbrella, they could have a distinct name and work faster. Finally, I think BRICS+ should come up with an agreement on supporting and enhancing industries within the block.

[@qwwe1324]

Злой диктатор Путин давно объединил отраслевых производителей в гос корпорации (формат, совмещающий гибкость корпораций с административным ресурсом государства. Представляете?). Объединенная авиастроительная корпорация одна из них.

[@ctbt1832]

stop playing games with people. That plane is one of those Boeing that Russia took when they went to war with Ukraine.

[@PS-383]

China should have replaced Boeing with Ilyushin for their commercial planes rather than building the COMAC 919 and 929 planes. This way, Airbus and Ilyushin will provide all the planes for the Chinese commercial plane sector while COMAC spends its resources to focus on building the next generation of commercial airplanes (like supersonic, hypersonic, battery powered engines, etc). Just like how Chinese automobile industry decided to focus on NEVs instead of trying to build more ICE vehicles. Why compete in an area the west has at least 50 years head start? Why evolutionise when u have the resources to revolutionise?

[@jamyki]

Boeing have 2 factory sites for wide body aircrafts .

[@jcaam8094]

Does this mean Russia will give back the Boeings and Airbuses they stole from the leasing companies?

[@mrrolandlawrence]

all is fair in love and war as they say. also not all aircraft were leased. many were owned outright. newer stuff is harder to maintain, but older stuff should have plenty of parts as these planes have been running in russia for the last 30 years.

[@qwwe1324]

Россия должна быть честным с кидалой? Спасибо, за 30 лет наелись.😂

[@jpcqr504]

A business that wont sell is a NO BusinessMan they work for govt. They are called BusinessPolitician.

[@michelmotta4339]

Os chineses fazem muito melhor que este avião velho russo.

[@peterwong4779]

👍

[@Yesnomaybeidontknowcan]

How embarrassing is this terrible propaganda 🤣🤣 Russia can’t do anything right except retreat from its neighbours 😂😅

[@SanjayGupta-nt9vn]

It’s Airbus not aero bus

[@DavidLe-xw2qf]

why using 4 engines? the world now use only 2 engines planes. Maybe Russian technology is not good enough

[@goodlife6277]

New engines PD 35, ONLY 2 engines...

[@Rusich945]

a plane with 4 engines is safer

[@johnstuartsmith]

@@Rusich945 There are twice as many engines to fail.

[@x-gamessimulator1067]

​@@johnstuartsmithNOP! Have you heard of the ETOPS certificate? This certificate only exists because of Western demand to use 2 engines. In fact, 4-engine planes don't need it! And because of this certificate, 2-engine planes can't fly straight! Do some research;

[@lynnekirk4820]

😂

[@freeworld88888]

Nice plane , but 4 engines are not as economical as two engines, i hope they put two engines on this plane

[@pedromartoni230]

For the time being is good enough for Russia. They depevelope and keep the national narket for themselves, upgrade their competeces in civil air construction, new jobs are being created, money stay in Russia ; cheap oil and gas are plenty available, so the four engine is still ecomical viable until the new development , the PD35 2 engine, is produced.

[@warmike]

4 engines will probably be needed for transatlantic flights as I doubt the West will give Russian planes an ETOPS certification.

[@enzo655]

Boeing, Airbus, how about the Brazilian Aerospace company Embraer?

[@tomc.2808]

Very funny 👍

[@arissulistyo3304]

4 engines aeroplanes are not economic

[@juliap.5375]

It is temporary, they will be replaced with two PD-35 engines. From another side, 4 engines have better reliability. Authorities/army in Russia use only this plane. And will in future even when arrive 2 engines version.

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Really? 2030 is still 6 years from now. Russia is now a solid 25 years behind in technology. That'll be thirty. @@juliap.5375

[@1001Balance]

The main component of the plane is called superglue.

[@jimmiesalazar9005]

😂😂😂

[@benjamintobias6217]

Why civil engineering??

[@eduardodaquiljr9637]

Russian ✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Illinois to 96! (Il-96)

[@muazosman2582]

Illinois??? U use a machine to read!!!

[@yurilipkov]

Is this the official kremlebot channel?

[@briant5685]

banderavite are you hurt..??all that Ukraine produces is hardcore Nazis and drug addicts

[@bukkaratsuppa6414]

No, it's a copy. In the official the plane already flies with two engines.

[@hj8272]

It appears like one. Since 1950 soviets never produced one airplane which could compete with western technology..

[@АлександрМартыненко-п9г]

You kid’s soros?!

[@ashleymeggan]

LMAOOOO…

[@syaroshevych]

клоуны :-)

[@newlam7958]

Is the Soviet aircraft more fuel efficient than their previous Russian aircraft?

[@jimmiesalazar9005]

There is no replacement for Boeing. It is the most advanced and most loved aircraft in the world.

[@glorious_help]

ok then let's not try at all.... just leave them bully us and depend on them on their machines.... dude get out of your house

[@albanbros7210]

Especially with their nose diving technology (MCAS) that led to the death of hundreds of people.Boeing is second to none.

[@jimmyj1969]

Boeing? Really? It may USED to be, but after the 737 crashes the whole world realised how this company now works - and not in a good sense!

[@Rusich945]

Russian IL-96 400 aircraft with 4 engines is safer than Boeing and 2 times cheaper. Washington gangsters will never allow the Russians to sell their planes to the West

[@1001Balance]

@@glorious_helpoh let a regional power develop its own planes. Its all fine.

[@af7863]

Can you stop talking that fast ... It''s annoying

[@charlesekpima8210]

It's ai voice

[@bratislavmilosevic429]

I've had a doubt in my mind for a long time, how is it possible for someone to build spaceships and not know how to build a fucking plane.

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

Composites. Like fan blades. Believe it or not, rocket technology is far simpler when it comes to materials.

[@just_BASED]

Next time don't attack other countries. Also, good luck with this plane! The rest of the world has friendly relations with other world powers, and we don't make harassing people and denying humans basic human rights our pride and glory. Hence, why we are able to source quality parts from other countries. Separating production has been the most efficient and by far superior way of conducting business. Surprised you haven't learned that given the dramatic downfall of communism, and its failure. This whole plane seems like a hazard for any air space, and it probably eats up way too much fuel. Not to mention it's likely inferior built quality. Stick to just not giving your own people basic human rights, and other clownery propaganda.

[@Nahal0nok]

We see American-Canadian support for Nazism, a very similar situation to the 30s of the 20th century. Henry Ford and many other American oligarchs adored and supported the Nazis. Russia's borders were fixed by the Treaty on the Boundaries of Europe in 1975 in Helsinki. Don't worry about neighboring countries. Russia has the legal right to defend itself 6.5 times more than Israel.

[@yurilipkov]

Какой смысл отвечать полуграмотным кремлеботам?