
Cargo Space Plane to Replace Launch Vehicles Being Developed at MAI
The plane is planned to be equipped with a combined propulsion system powered by hydrogen

The plane is planned to be equipped with a combined propulsion system powered by hydrogen

The development makes it possible to monitor around the clock without human intervention

The device allows testing the electronics of spacecraft without a vacuum chamber

The method takes into account the physical and geometric properties of composites

The method is designed to calculate permissible loads on aircraft components, as well as for application in mechanical engineering

MAI Engineers to Create System for Predicting Residual Life of Critical Structures

The project implementation will allow anticipating aircraft structure failures in advance

will allow aircraft to perform vertical takeoff and landing without the need for a runway

The project will help design trajectories for lunar or interorbital tugs

Demonstrator tests are scheduled for 2026

The device operates at temperatures from -40°C to +60°C

The development will help improve flight safety

The new technique will allow switching to domestic tools

Pilots will not need retraining - the algorithm will remain the same

The aircraft will be able to fly at an altitude of up to 22.5 km at three times the speed of sound