Far Eastern airline Aurora expects the government to fully finance the supply of new Russian aircraft for it. This was stated by the carrier's CEO, Konstantin Sukhorebrik.
He noted that interest rates on loans in banks are quite high, so the only source of funds for Aurora remains the National Welfare Fund.
Let's be realistic. Interest rates in banks are quite high, considering all the specifics. To say that we will now earn money on regional social transportation and invest in these programs would probably be a mistake.
According to him, the airline currently does not have working capital to order new aircraft.
So the issues of financing the construction of new aircraft are now being closely handled by the state, right at the highest level. It certainly cannot be placed on the shoulders of carriers, especially regional ones.
Aurora has agreed to supply three Il-114-300 aircraft, 15 MC-21 units, two SJ-100s, and 95 LMS-901 Baikal aircraft.
According to the latest data, the production of Baikals, Il-114-300s, and import-substituted SJ-100s and MC-21s is expected from 2026.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that Il-114-300 will increase resource and reliability thanks to new developments.
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