Chinese Aviation Industry

MOU signed in Vladivostok to manufacture the MA60 in Russia for export to CIS countries. We shall see if this materialize.

Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!


In Russia sets up Chinese Ma60 turboprop aircraft Assembly
Thu, 9/3/2015-17:02 |
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

Chinese Ma60 turboprop regional aircraft is a modernized version of the Soviet Antonov an-24 — will meet in Russia, said the Russian Ministry for the development of the far East. Stipulated in the framework agreement which the Office signed an agreement with manufacturer-Xian Aircraft Industrial Corporation (XAIC) and Chinese investment company Jiangsu Baoli International. Financial-economic model of cooperation is to prepare for the October 30, reports "Kommersant".

The Assembly is scheduled on the territory of advanced development (THOR) "Komsomolsk" in Khabarovsk Krai. It is precisely the establishment of this zone along with the devaluation of the ruble, which made Russian export projects are much more competitive, has led to plans for migrating MA60 release in Russia. Production is scheduled to start in two phases. First, the top will put the final Assembly of the SUN, after which RUSSIA will organize production of turbopropov elements. In Jiangsu Baoli International Preliminary investments valued at 100 million dollars.

Power Assembly production will be about 50 aircraft per year. It is expected that most produced SUN will be calculated for export in 16 countries, including CIS States. In addition, it is expected that the interest in the show and Russian airlines Ma60.

As reported in Minvostokrazvitiâ, in the framework of cooperation between Jiangsu Baoli International intends to establish an aviation industrial base to design aircraft with the assistance of Russian technology and technical personnel. This will speed up the process of entering the market of Russia and CIS and other airplane MA-MA70 and MA700.
 

Deino

Lieutenant General
Staff member
Super Moderator
Registered Member
And this seems to be the first official model of the new heavy lift helicopter !

Yeppp ... seems to be official !

Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!


Russia and China are to sign the contract for the joint development of a heavy-lift helicopter designated Advanced Heavy Lift (AHL), Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Sales at Russian Helicopters holding company Grigory Kozlov was quoted as saying in an interview.

“We are going to build a helicopter from scratch making it a fundamentally new aircraft even though it will borrow some of the solutions from the existing Mi-26, explains Gregory Kozlov.

He also noted that to date, Russian Helicopters and Chinese corporation AVIC had formulated preliminary specifications and were working on towards a consensus on what the advanced heavy-lift helicopter would look like.

Experts estimate that the demand for the new model in China could top 200 rotorcrafts for the period until 2040. It is assumed that the AHL take-off weight will be about 38 tons, while the maximum commercial payload inside the cabin – 10 tons and the external load – 15 tons. The helicopter will be designed for around-the-clock operation in hot climates, in highland areas and in all weather conditions. It will be suitable for a wide range of missions: transportation, evacuation, firefighting and many others.

It is proposed that the future Russian-Chinese heavy-lift helicopter will receive a Russian-made engine leveraging the technology of the domestically produced engine PD-14. The Perm aircraft designers are prepared to launch this engine into mass production. One of the PD-14 prototypes was unveiled at the MAKS-2015 air show.

The framework cooperation agreement for the advanced heavy-lift helicopter project was signed between Russian Helicopters and China Aviation Industry Corporation this May. Pursuant to the agreement, the parties will work together across all the areas of development and preparatory activities ahead of the mass production of the new Advanced Heavy Lift (AHL) rotorcraft.
 
Top