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Hydromash delivered the first set of landing gear for MS-21 aircraft

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Hydromash delivered the first set of landing gear for MS-21 aircraft - Airlines publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Russian Federation
Source: Ruaviation

On September 21st 2015 Hydromash Company delivered the first set of landing gear for the flying prototype of short- and medium-haul MS-21 passenger airliner (developed by Irkut Corporation); its major rivals are Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 jets, Hydromash’s press-service reports.

«MS-21 is the top-priority project of the Russian aircraft industry. Hydromash has been part of this project since 2008; it is responsible for development and deliveries of landing gear for the new aircraft,» the company noted.





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