Russia could earn very good money from exporting import-substituted "Superjets" to India. However, you shouldn't immediately count the money that hasn't been received yet, because in such projects, the Indian side traditionally takes very unhurried steps, the Technosphere Russia publication warned.
Aviation experts noted that assembling SJ-100 fuselages in India and some percentage of their local components is a good option for local industry. After all, the rest will come from Russia, and this is already beneficial to the domestic industry.
However, we should not forget that the Indian side is famous for its slowness in all such projects. So, you shouldn't immediately expect a rapid development of the story with the "localization" of our regional airliner at the HAL plant.
Chief Researcher at the Central Economic and Mathematical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Ivan Grachev, stated that joint production of the SJ-100 in India will strengthen Russia's position in the Asian aircraft industry market and help earn billions of dollars to develop its own aerospace industry.
According to Indian estimates, the country will need about 2.2 thousand aircraft by 2035.
Earlier www1.ru reported that the Superjet with PD-8 engines passed a rigorous test in Zhukovsky.
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