Showing posts with label an-178. Show all posts
Showing posts with label an-178. Show all posts
September 30, 2021

Airframe of the first An-178 for Ukraine's Air Forc is 80% ready

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The Antonov State Enterprise is currently assembling an airframe for the first out of three An-178 aircraft ordered by the Ministry of ...
September 9, 2020

Ukraine Builds AN-178- its First Transport Plane Without Russian Parts

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Ukraine’s Antonov Company has produced its first AN-178 transport plane without Russian components.
August 26, 2020

ANTONOV has completed the airframe assembly of the AN-178 serial aircraft for the Republic of Peru

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The ANTONOV SE has completed the assembly of the airframe of the serial aircraft AN-178 (under serial number 006) for the National Police ...
May 19, 2020

AN-178 for Peru: General assembly of the aircraft's fuselage is being conducted

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ANTONOV COMPANY has started the general assembly of the fuselage of the An-178 transport aircraft for delivery to the Ministry of Internal...
March 12, 2020

Antonov assembles An-178 aircraft for Peru

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In the ANTONOV Company’s production shop, jig assembly of cargo cabin floor section of the AN-178 aircraft (series number 006) intended fo...
April 23, 2018

ANTONOV presents its modern programs in Turkey

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Within a period from the 25th to 29th of April 2018, ANTONOV Company will take part in the International Airshow Eurasia-2018, which will ...
February 23, 2017

AN−178 passed tests of aviation cargo cargo containers and pallets loading/ unloading

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Photo © www.antonov.com Within ground test program of AN−178 transport testing on loading – unloading of the aviation cargo containers ...
September 5, 2016

Impressive steep takeoff An-178 Farnborough 2016

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photo © Marina Lystseva The Antonov An-178 is a short-range tactical transport aircraft. It was developed by Ukrainian Antonov design b...
August 26, 2016

AN−178 passed tests of self−propelled vehicles loading/unloading

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In August, within the programme of ground tests of the AN−178, tests of loading/unloading of light wheeled self−propelled vehicles were...