Andrey Rudkovskiy

Vadim Lukashevich: "We cannot buy planes that are not yet flying"

Billion-Dollar Contracts to Expand Aircraft Production Remain Without Executors

On March 9, 2026, it will be 92 years since the birth of the planet's first cosmonaut - Yuri Alekseyevich Gagarin

Expert assessed the risks and opportunities of Russian cosmonautics

The platform, developed in the 1940s, features a simple design and high maintainability

A second pilot will enhance the capabilities of the Russian fifth-generation fighter in modern combat conditions

The Russian engine could extend the life of the legendary "flying bus," but there are factors that limit the scale of re-engining

Simplicity and reliability made MiGs and Sukhois leaders in global deliveries for decades

Analysis of reserve growth in critical minerals and hydrocarbons amid import substitution and Arctic development

Engineers chose opposite blade pitch to combat reactive torque and increase cruising speed

Why Russian aircraft are still listed in Bermuda - and how they are being removed from there

From the Tu-154 to Boeing: how the evolution of technology made rear-mounted engines an obsolete solution

Engineers combine superalloys, ceramics, and air film to keep the metal in shape

The state accelerated the adoption of unmanned solutions by integrating them into the real sector of the economy

What Awaits Russian Airlines in a Year

The rocket launches were carried out from three Russian cosmodromes: Baikonur, Vostochny, and Plesetsk

All components of the landing gear retraction and extension system have been certified and are ready for serial operation

MIT used developments on "Yars" and "Bulava" to create a new medium-range missile

The corporation's gas turbine power plants generate 48 billion kWh per year - as much as consumed by the three largest regions of the country

Hundreds of aircraft will be decommissioned by 2030 - and the replacement is lagging behind

Recruiting a pilot turned into an operational trap for foreign intelligence services

Transferring new technologies to previous generations of equipment will dramatically enhance their combat capabilities

The Soviet heavy transport aircraft set a world record in a historic polar flight - without landmarks, over four oceans and an icy desert

The new aircraft from TsAGI is ready to transport up to 180 tons over 7,000 km - and do it more efficiently than competitors

Why Russian Project 945 Nuclear Submarines Are Again Becoming an Underwater Threat That Cannot Be Ignored

This approach will increase fuel efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and maintain high flight speed

From the first modernized prototype to two "from scratch" samples - Russia returns the regional airliner to the skies