Russian-made products for aircraft will allow influencing the pricing policy in the industry. For example, spare parts for the SJ-100 "Superjet" were purchased abroad twice as expensive as for Airbus, said aviation expert Roman Gusarov.
According to him, due to sanctions, they then became one and a half times more expensive.
There will be benefits in everything. And it will be cheaper, and there is not only a gain in price, but also in quality, because when we complained that they supply us with not very high-quality components, they [Western partners] brushed it aside, saying: if you don’t want it, don’t take it. And now, when components will be produced inside Rostec, an instrument of influence on the quality of these products will appear.
Gusarov emphasized that the "Superjets", which were originally assembled from imported components, will remain in this assembly.
There is no point in replacing everything else simply because there is no need to build a second parallel aviation industry for 150 aircraft.
Earlier www1.ru reported that features of the Russian Su-34 and Su-24 were noticed in the first picture of the unique 6th generation fighter J-36.
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