Turkey will start testing the engine it is buying from Ukraine to power its T929 ATAK-II twin-engine heavy attack helicopter this year.
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Turkish, Ukrainian companies team up for Mi-8 helicopter upgrades
Turkey’s defense company has signed a deal with two Ukrainian businesses to share upgrade work for Mi-8 helicopters.
Various configurations of Akıncı UAVs to be fitted with various Ukrainian engines
Turkish-based company Baykar Makina, whose strike UAVs are in service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, will install various engines manufactured by Ukraine’s Ivchenko-Progress and JSC Motor Sich on various configurations of Akıncı drones.
Motor Sich, Antonov sign UAH 920M deal
Motor Sich has signed a major contract with Antonov SE (that is part of the Ukroboronprom defense concern) aimed at increasing engine life for the iconic Mriya and Ruslan cargo aircraft.
Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine will not consider DCH and Skyrizon's bid to buy Motor Sich shares
DCH Group received a response of the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine to the submitted application for the purchase of shares in PJSC Motor Sich.
U.S. Aims to Block Chinese Acquisition of Motor Sich
WASHINGTON—U.S. national-security adviser John Bolton is seeking to scuttle the pending Chinese acquisition of a Ukrainian aerospace companyChinese company in bid to buy Ukrainian aeroengine giant
Offshore company Skyrizon Aircraft Holdings Limited, linked to China, renewed its attempt to acquire stakes in the Ukrainian company Motor Sich, which produces aircraft engines.
Certification of Mi-2 helicopter flight simulator
The Mi-2 integrated helicopter simulator powered by the AI-450M and the GTD-350 (hereinafter referred to as the KTV Mi-2) engines was successfully certified on the basis of the Flight Simulator Centre of MOTOR SICH JSC.
Ukraine, Poland to jointly build helicopters
WARSAW, Poland — Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Stepan Kubiv has announced that Ukraine and Poland plan to jointly develop new helicopters for the countries’ armed forces.
