Strict requirements for the strength of Russian airliners make the design of the MC-21-310 heavier than foreign aircraft. This opinion was expressed by retired Major General, military pilot Vladimir Popov of the Russian Federation.
According to him, domestic developers traditionally build in a multiple margin for forces, which increases the overall weight.
For example, if we take American aircraft, then one or another element in them must be two to three times stronger in relation to the calculated one. And Russian designers usually build in a force of 5–7 times, or even 10 times. Therefore, some of our designs or aircraft as a whole turn out to be heavier.
For operation within the country, a lighter aircraft is required. The developers found a simple way — to reduce the length of the fuselage.
As a result, the MC-21-210 version will receive a shortened cabin and will be able to carry about 140 passengers instead of the current 175 in a two-class configuration. This will reduce the weight and improve the efficiency of the aircraft on Russian routes.
Earlier www1.ru reported that "Yakovlev" will be able to produce up to 36 MC-21 aircraft per year in the future.
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