UAC will create a joint venture for the production of drones
The United Aircraft Corporation (UAC), which is part of the state corporation Rostec, and the Russian company Glory Air, engaged in technological solutions in the field of drones, will create a joint venture for the development and production of UAVs, according to the UAC website. Currently, the parties are conducting corporate procedures for the creation of a joint venture.
The United Aircraft Corporation has decided to establish a joint venture with Glory Air for the development and production of civil and special unmanned aerial vehicles
— emphasized in the message.
It is noted that the joint venture will produce aircraft-type drones with the possibility of vertical takeoff and landing, weighing from 20 to 200 kg.
UAC General Director Yury Slyusar sees great prospects for the new joint venture.
The interaction of UAC, which has significant experience and developments in the aircraft industry, with Glory Air, which has expertise in light UAVs, will allow us to form a popular line of solutions and claim significant positions in the Russian market
- says the head of the UAC.
He added that the corporation is currently conducting projects to create off-airfield-based transport drones.
The experience of a special military operation has shown the importance of developing unmanned aircraft. Russian kamikaze drones "Lancet" destroyed dozens of enemy equipment, and completely localized In the Russian Federation, Geran-2 UAVs are regularly used in delivering high-precision strikes against important targets deep behind enemy lines.
Earlier, Yuri Slyusar said that the Russian medium-haul narrow-body airliner MS-21 could to appear long-haul narrow-body version. According to him, it will conditionally be something similar to the Airbus A321 XLR, which will be able to carry out non-stop flights on the Moscow-Vladivostok route.
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