Ukraine, UAE Partner on Transport Aircraft Production
"Companies from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey stated their readiness to take part in the modernization of the aircraft," according to the Ukrainian Ukroboronprom Concern
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 22/11/2017
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According to the Ukroboronprom State Concern, Antonov State Enterprise has agreed to cooperate with the United Arab Emirates in the production of An-132 and An-70 aircraft.
Ukrinform is reporting that Antonov entered into agreements with partners from UAE to supply components, organize cooperative production and train technical staff for the implementation of the final part of the An-132 program.
"An-132D is Antonov's first aircraft without Russian components. The next aircraft, which will be created in close international cooperation, is the upgraded An-70. Thanks to the agreements reached during an exhibition, it will receive new avionics and get rid of Russian parts," according to Ukrinform.
"Companies from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey stated their readiness to take part in the modernization of the aircraft," Ukroboronprom reported.
"Companies from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey stated their readiness to take part in the modernization of the aircraft," according to the Ukrainian Ukroboronprom Concern
https://youtu.be/FBToI3KN1nQ
According to the Ukroboronprom State Concern, Antonov State Enterprise has agreed to cooperate with the United Arab Emirates in the production of An-132 and An-70 aircraft.
Ukrinform is reporting that Antonov entered into agreements with partners from UAE to supply components, organize cooperative production and train technical staff for the implementation of the final part of the An-132 program.
"An-132D is Antonov's first aircraft without Russian components. The next aircraft, which will be created in close international cooperation, is the upgraded An-70. Thanks to the agreements reached during an exhibition, it will receive new avionics and get rid of Russian parts," according to Ukrinform.
"Companies from the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey stated their readiness to take part in the modernization of the aircraft," Ukroboronprom reported.
