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After 2022, Boeing and Airbus stopped supplying aircraft and spare parts to Russia, and now all hope lies with domestic projects—the MS-21, Il-114, Tu-214, and Sukhoi Superjet 100. Officials report successes, and the media predict great prospects, but behind the beautiful press releases lies a far more complex reality.
In this episode, we take a calm, fact-based look at why building an airplane and establishing its serial production are two completely different tasks; what actually went wrong with each of these machines; what do engines, spare parts, and the global market have to do with it; and why the average passenger ultimately pays for the difficulties of our aviation industry.
Just numbers, facts, and a working pilot's perspective on the real future of Russian aviation.
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Timecodes:
0:00 What's in this video?
1:35 How the global aviation industry works
2:50 How airplanes were built in the USSR
4:35 Tu-214 – what went wrong?
7:07 Sukhoi SuperJet 100 – almost a success
11:39 MC21 and Il-114 – Russia's new hope?
15:50 Why it won't work (most likely)
17:50 Is it possible to fly the Il-96?
19:25 So what's the bottom line?
#StarflyerPilot #VsevolodSafro #AviationOfRussia
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✈️ Even more aviation content on Boosty, subscribe!
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After 2022, Boeing and Airbus stopped supplying aircraft and spare parts to Russia, and now all hope lies with domestic projects—the MS-21, Il-114, Tu-214, and Sukhoi Superjet 100. Officials report successes, and the media predict great prospects, but behind the beautiful press releases lies a far more complex reality.
In this episode, we take a calm, fact-based look at why building an airplane and establishing its serial production are two completely different tasks; what actually went wrong with each of these machines; what do engines, spare parts, and the global market have to do with it; and why the average passenger ultimately pays for the difficulties of our aviation industry.
Just numbers, facts, and a working pilot's perspective on the real future of Russian aviation.
✈️ Subscribe to my Telegram channel for more aviation and behind-the-scenes content: https://t.me/v_safro
🌇 Follow me on Instagram*: Instagram: starflyerpilot
📩 For advertising and partnership inquiries: starflyerpilot@surfluence.com
Watch other episodes:
The history of flight attendant uniforms — Гламур, короткие юбки и купальники. Самые ...
Playlist about other airlines — Истории авиакомпаний
Timecodes:
0:00 What's in this video?
1:35 How the global aviation industry works
2:50 How airplanes were built in the USSR
4:35 Tu-214 – what went wrong?
7:07 Sukhoi SuperJet 100 – almost a success
11:39 MC21 and Il-114 – Russia's new hope?
15:50 Why it won't work (most likely)
17:50 Is it possible to fly the Il-96?
19:25 So what's the bottom line?
#StarflyerPilot #VsevolodSafro #AviationOfRussia
▶YouTube channel launch and promotion – https://skidanovpro.com/
*Meta is recognized as an extremist organization and banned in the Russian Federation
https://boosty.to/starflyerpilot