In Russia, they will not be able to fly even on "corn": what happened

In Russia, half a year will not be able to operate the A-2 aircraft due to lack of spare parts, as European suppliers will refuse to cooperate with the Russian ones. Russian airlines that use light multi-target An-2 planes ("corn") have felt a shortage of spare parts and found themselves on the verge of flight stop because of it. About it writes the Russian RBC.

According to the CEO of the Moscow Aviation and Repair Plant (Marz) Pavel Nenastyev, because of the refusal of European suppliers to cooperate with the Russian Federation, they have problems with the supply and price of spare parts for the AN-2. He also stated the need for production in Russia about 60 components for these aircraft. "If you do not take action, Marz and other repair companies may simply stop providing services. This threatens the stopping of the AN-2 aircraft park.

In half a year, the cars will start to become," Negodiev said. Vladimir Solomatov told about the analogue position at the Shakhtinsky Aviation and Repair Plant (Shars). Also, the problems of operation of the AN-2 were discussed at the Siberian Research Institute of Aviation, where the RF is developed in the Russian Federation. Recall that the media searched the planes of the Russian elite, which bypass the sanctions.