The Kaliningrad-based airline "SKOL", which has been declared bankrupt, has put its aircraft up for auction. For example, Mi-8T helicopters manufactured in 1981 can be purchased at a price of 1.9 million rubles - the same as a new Lada Vesta sedan with an automatic transmission.
The lots also include two large transport Mi-26Ts - from 79 million rubles.
MI-8T helicopter, date of manufacture - 08/31/1984. Current price - 1,934,377 rubles. MI-26T aircraft, initial price - 134,944,071 rubles. Current price - 79,886,890 rubles.
Most of the aircraft are based in Surgut, with the exception of one Mi-26T.
Oleg Panteleev, Executive Director of the AviaPort agency, explained that there is no shortage of Mi-8Ts on the Russian market, but due to the cessation of their production, individual units - for example, the tail boom - have become scarce and in demand.
There are no old aircraft - there are either serviceable or unserviceable ones. If the equipment is monitored and repaired, the helicopter remains airworthy.
He also stressed that the Mi-26T remains unique to the global market - it is the most heavy-lifting production helicopter. Usually the demand for such machines is low, but stable. There is no market price as such - each transaction is unique.
Earlier, www1.ru reported that «Superjet» with PD-8 engines passed a tough test in Zhukovsky.
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