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Aerospace Technology AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGY Special analytical export project of Industrial Weekly 10 (17) November 2017 MAKS-2017 FSMTS of Russia МC-21 in the sky World exclusive Good development of Solutions for a wide The test program Unique system for rescue aircraft engineering range of tasks continues successfully from any height .12 .16 .40 .44 The best aviation innovations for Middle East Special partnership CONTENTS NEWS SHORTLY 2 Certification trials EDITORIAL of K-62 #10 (17) November, 2017 2 UEC and AECC CAE ‘Industrial Weekly’ special export project Registered in the Federal Service for Supervision 4 Russian-Chinese of Communications, Information Technology Long Range and Mass Media (Roscomnadzor) 09.12.2015 Aircraft PI № FS77-63977 6 Mi-35M for Mali 8 Satellite Navigation in Armenia 10 Own Cloud Platform MAIN TOPICS 12 MAKS-2017: The magazine ‘Russian Aviation & Military development of Guide’, published by the United industrial aircraft edition, is a winner of National prize ‘Golden Idea 2016’ FSMTC of Russia 16 Dmitry Shugaev: ‘The countries of General director the Middle East Editor-in-chief and North Africa Valeriy STOLNIKOV altogether make Good real perspectives up almost 50% Aerospace technologies is developing very Chief editor’s deputy of Russian total actively. Experience in the supply of Russian Julia GUZHONKOVA defense exports’ Elena SOKOLOVA technology to the many countries (include in the Middle East and the Persian Gulf) Commercial director MAIN PHOTO confirms its high quality and reliability. Today Andrey TARABRIN 24 MiG-35 efficiency and reliability are the main criteria. This is especially important given the difficult Managers situation on the world stage. Threat of local Tatiana VALEEVA EXPORT REGULATION conflicts to be evolved into global ones, the Natalia MOZHAEVA failure of the global system of safety and non- Andrey PARAMONOV 26 ROSOBORONEXPORT: ending crisis. 17 years of But together with developing of Designed by successful business technologies in order to secure people’s Olga Filippova Alexey ZINOVYEV safety, rivalry among sellers of aerospace BEST systems increases in order to achieve such TECHNOLOGIES There are materials from the information goals as increasing profits and market share. agencies and from the press services 30 Eurasia Airshow World experience shows that it is not of the federal authorities of the Russian 2018, Antalya Federation used in the project. about how many airplane you have, but 32 Motor Sich in Dubai quality and possibilities of every single Edition is 3 thousand copies Airshow – 2017 one of them is what leads to victory on the 37 Vision of Supersonic different fields. Other significant factor is Editorial office: flight technological independence from seller – Novy Arbat, 21/1 modern technologies make it possible to shut Moscow, 119019 down any device from any place of the globe Tel.: +7-495-690-3108, 778-1447, 7293977 GLOBAL AVIATION if you have appropriate access. With hi-tech 38 United Aircraft Media postal address: Corporation technology, solid after-sales service and Moscow, Russia, 123104, mailbox 29 proven reliability of products, Russia is honest 40 Airplane for and friendly partner for many countries, ready tomorrow [email protected] for mutual work. At the the Dubai Airshow [email protected] 2017 Russia and other great aerospace www.promweekly.ru WORLD EXCLUSIVE countries again represents their best products, The materials marked with published on a commercial basis 44 Secure rescue at prepared for use in this region. any height © ‘United Industrial Edition’, 2017 48 ‘IA&TG’ calendar Valeriy Stolnikov NEWS SHORTLY AIR DEFENCE RECEIVED Certification trials of K-62 PANTSYR-S1 Russian Helicopters Holding (part of Rostec State Corporation) intends to commence Air defence units located in Saratov region certification trials of the bleeding-edge helicopter Ka-62 early in 2018. The trials are to be received Pantsyr-S1 air defence systems completed within two years, following which the machine will be available for commercial use. Crews of the Central MD air defence for- mation have returned to permanent loca- Progress Aresenyev Aviation helicopter, which I believe is bound tions in the Saratov region. They have re- Company has by now produced two to enjoy a good demand on the mar- ceived Pantsyr-S1 air defence systems in flight models. The first one has al- ket,’ said Andrei Boginsky, the CEO of course of the State Defence Order in the ready undergone in-plant tests in Russian Helicopters. Astrakhan region. The units received the May 2017. According to the testing Moreover, a third flight model of hardware in mid-September at the Ashuluk range. The troops had conducted indepen- programme, Ka-62 has already per- helicopter Ka-62 is scheduled for the dent, group, and massive firing at day— formed the first circuit-circling at development in 2018. and nighttime. The servicemen engaged 110 km/h for 15 minutes. The test pi- Helicopter Ka-62 is designed targets, which imitated maneuvering air lots of JSC Kamov, the principle prin- for the passenger carriage, off- targets. The Panstyr-S1 systems are to put cipal of Ka-62, have tested its over- shore works, emergency medical aid, on combat alert this year. all operating performance, main en- search and rescue, conveyance of car- ergy supply systems, airborne equip- go inside the cabin and as suspend- 60% in weight, which allowed re- RUSSIA-BELARUS AIRBORNE ment and power unit. The second ed load, patrolling and environmen- ducing the weight of the empty EXERCISE flight model has been unveiled to tal monitoring. The high operating machine, consequently increas- the Russian and foreign audiences ceiling and high power loading of ing its speed, manoeuvrability and Snipers of the Russian Airborne troops and at the third Eastern Economic Forum. its engines enable Ka-62 to perform lifting capacity, as well as reduce Belarus Forces of Special Operation will engage an indicated enemy at the Strugi ‘We continue preparing Ka-62 he- search-and-rescue and evacuation fuel consumption. The helicopter Krasnye firing ground striking the targets at licopter for mass production. We will works in mountainous areas. stands out with perfect aerody- a range of more than 2,000 meters. During conduct a series of ground and flight Ka-62 was made of the most namic lines of the airframe, high the training, the Russian and Belarusian certification trials, following which advanced polymeric composite ma- capacity of the cargo and passen- paratroopers covered by machine-gun de- we will offer the model to the market. terials (PCM). The amount of PCM ger cabin, and the tricycle landing tachments are to destroy and incapacitate This will be a state-of-the-art hi-tech in the helicopter was brought to gear with tail support. more than 200 targets in a short period of time including those imitating high-pre- cision surveillance systems of the indicat- ed enemy. The sniper live-fire exercise will be held in day and night conditions with UEC and AECC CAE the usage of modern high-precision elec- tro-optical guidance and spotting equip- The United Engine Corporation (UEC, part of Rostec State Corporation), as part of Aviation Expo ment. Long-range fire will be conducted us- China 2017, has signed a memorandum with the Chinese company AECC Commercial Aircraft ing 12.7 mm guns with different types of Engine Co., Ltd. (AECC CAE). The Memorandum determines the objectives and main principles of ammunition. During the drills the engaged units will use standard communication, re- interaction in the joint development of a gas turbine engine for a prospective long range wide- connaissance, weapon systems and special body aircraft (LRWBA/C929). hardware. In total, the Russia-Belarus tac- tic drills will involve more than 1,000 troops Under the Memorandum, the pri- class engine certified in accordance ‘The Memorandum of interac- and more than 200 pieces of military and mary objectives of the program for with the highest international stan- tion in the joint development of a special hardware from the both countries. creating an engine for the LRWBA dards.’ gas turbine engine for a prospective will include engaging in joint re- The UEC has previously started to long range wide-body aircraft de- MI-26 HELICOPTERS FOR search and competitive analysis, de- develop a high-thrust civil engine PD- fines the basic principles and tasks DEFENCE MINISTRY fining the potential customers' re- 35 for prospective wide-body long- of Rusaian and Chinese parties with- quirements to the engine, forming haul aircraft. There is currently re- in the framework of the project,’ said Russian Defence Ministry is to update Mi- the appearance of the engine, and search and development groundwork Denis Manturov, Minister of Trade 26 helicopters in course of the state rearma- ment programme. This was stated by the determining its basic technical pa- under way under the PD-35 program and Industry of Russian Federation. Deputy Defence Minister Yuri Borisov after rameters. in order to bring the degree of its de- ‘In general the project is carried out his visit to Rosvertol company in Rostov- ‘The signing of the Memorandum velopment up to level 6 that will al- according to the agreed schedule — on-Don. According to the Deputy Defence on the development of the engine low implementing research and de- the start of engine test is scheduled Minister Yuri Borisov, implementation of for the LRWBA is a milestone for the velopment work as a whole with min- for 2022, its certification for 2027.’ this plan has been included into the state civil aviation of Russia and China. It's imal technical risk. During the imple- AECC CAE is part of the Aero rearmament programme. Mi-26 helicop- not just a matter of being compet- mentation of the PD-35 project, the Engine Corporation of China, creat- ters have the highest lifting capacities in itive, it is a matter of technological scientific and technical groundwork ed in 2016, and is engaged in the de- the world.
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