Russia Denies Boeing and Airbus Right to Return to Its Market

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Foreign aircraft manufacturers are unlikely to be able to return to the Russian market. This was stated by the state corporation Rostec. They recalled that the Russian president set the task of ensuring the share of domestic aircraft in airlines of at least 2030% by 50.

We do not fully understand what to discuss here. At the moment, neither Boeing, nor Airbus, nor other brands of foreign aircraft are supplied to Russia. There is the Russian aircraft industry and new domestic aircraft - MS-21 and Superjet-100, the deliveries of which are expected from next year, this is the future of Russian civil aviation

– Rostec commented on the proposal to oblige Russian airlines to buy domestic aircraft.

They added that foreign aircraft will be removed from the fleet of Russian airlines, and their place should be taken by domestic airliners.

The scenario in which foreign aircraft manufacturers regain access to our market looks fantastic and not very patriotic. Life has already proven that this path is very unreliable. Boeing and Airbus have made their choice, and in Russian culture it is not customary to trust traitors

– the state corporation emphasized.

It is noted that the only attractive proportion for the domestic aviation industry is the complete replacement of imported aircraft in the fleets of Russian airlines with domestic machines.

However, as Rostec emphasizes, during the transitional stage the share of foreign aircraft may be large, but it should decrease as foreign aircraft are withdrawn from service.

Let us recall that earlier it became known that China is planning to purchase about 300 Airbus aircraft instead of Boeing airliners.

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Pembo

+1

5 June 2025 14: 45

Foreign aircraft manufacturers are unlikely to be able to return to the Russian market.

Of course, our market is already almost full of domestic aircraft. And by 30, almost the entire world will be flying on Russian aircraft.
igor_temp

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5 June 2025 15: 05

Let's say I didn't refuse, but I haven't received a sufficient amount of commission from them yet.

There is a Russian aviation industry and new domestic ships

This is the kind of statement you should make based on the results of your work! New domestic civil aircraft have been produced in quantities of exactly zero so far. Old domestic aircraft are being produced less and less, this year they will be produced in quantities of 2 instead of the declared 4. There is no Russian civil aviation industry yet!
faiver

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5 June 2025 15: 06

Has Rostec delivered at least one new aircraft to our airlines in recent years?
E NOT

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5 June 2025 15: 15

Russia Denies Boeing and Airbus Right to Return to Its Market

Did they ask?
Vox Populi

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5 June 2025 17: 19

Yes, we have learned to make inadequate and uplifting statements very well, but the situation is much worse. Recently, our guys were throwing out fishing rods that they wouldn't mind buying Boeings. This is closer to the truth...
1. Pembo
  
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  5 June 2025 17: 49
  
  Recently, our people have been throwing out lines that they wouldn’t mind buying Boeings.
  
  They offered Trump: take 50% of the Russian billions blocked in the US. And for the remaining 50% they asked for Boeings.
  1. Evgeny Popov
    
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    5 June 2025 18: 33
    
    False. There was no such thing.
    Otherwise, provide proof!
    1. Pembo
      
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      5 June 2025 18: 50
      
      Otherwise, provide proof!
      
      I live on the second floor and in the summer, when I open the window, I can clearly hear what the old ladies on the bench under the window are talking about. They were discussing the visit of Putin's special representative Kirill Dmitriev to the United States and what this same Dmitriev proposed to Trump on behalf of Putin. They talked about a lot of things, in particular about the joint development of Russia's Arctic resources, this topic interested them very much. And the old ladies, and Trump and Putin (represented by Kirill Dmitriev). I don't remember everything. If you're interested, I can go down and ask the old ladies.
2. Evgeny Popov
  
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  5 June 2025 18: 34
  
  Do you believe every inscription on the fence?
  There were no official statements on this matter. These were the fantasies of yet another journalist.
  1. Pembo
    
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    5 June 2025 19: 29
    
    Well, okay. Now they've calmed down. And they were shouting: "Lies. That didn't happen." So I wondered who was answering me: Trump, Putin, or Kirill Dmitriev with Steve Witkoff.
3. twice-born
  
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  5 June 2025 22: 44
  
  If this really happened (there are no known facts), then perhaps after the Western fascists refused to supply us with at least spare parts, and especially airplanes, “our people” decided to make a nice gesture and pose as Russian patriots in front of the Russian people.
twice-born

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5 June 2025 22: 24

A wonderful response to the bourgeoisie, I can't even believe it from our authorities. They suddenly remembered our Russian culture, traditions and that they are supposedly Russian!
But we have a problem with Russian planes. Even if next year they start mass producing the MS-21 and Su Superjet (what kind of names are these for a Russian plane?!), how many will they produce? And imported planes are already breaking down in droves and being grounded.
Yes, what do you mean, they haven’t even been able to make Baikal to replace the little Kukuruznik for almost 10 years!
1. Obstacle
  
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  6 June 2025 06: 16
  
  Just for paying attention to the name of the plane - 5 points to you, dear sir!)
  1. twice-born
    
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    6 June 2025 10: 27
    
    Thank you for such a high appreciation of my opinion!
2. svoroponov
  
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  6 June 2025 22: 02
  
  The decision to produce Baikal with a Russian engine was made only in April 2025. And where are 10 years? Yes, with a foreign engine, this aircraft passed all stages of testing and was ready for series production. But they cut off our engine supplies. Now the new engine has been made and is being tested on 3 aircraft. Then it will undergo certification with it. The aircraft itself with its systems almost does not need to undergo testing. The previous reserve remains. There is already a plant for its production. So the first series will be in 2026. There is a buyer.
  And in general, where do you get all this untruth from, from what garbage dumps? Do you need to create a negative picture of the activities of the Russian authorities? Are you being paid for this, or what? Aren't you tired of showing your incompetence here? You need to grow up and become smarter.
  1. twice-born
    
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    7 June 2025 00: 19
    
    And you have apparently become so smart and mature that you no longer understand the words of the Presidential Plenipotentiary Representative for the Far East, Trutnev (do you know him? What a remarkable name!), who announced publicly in all media that the project has reached a dead end, and there will be no Baikal, in the foreseeable future for sure, due to insoluble errors in the design!
    And in 26 it certainly won’t take off with any engine, since they couldn’t even make a glider.
    And now they have decided to simply install new engines on Kukuruzniki, for which they are again demanding hundreds of millions, after they have already spent on Baikal!
    And I wrote that ALMOST ten years, because Baikal was designed back in 16 at the Siberian Scientific Research Institute of Aviation (SibNIA). Or is the year important to you?! Well, next year will be 10 for sure, and nothing will change!
    Because the experts said back in March that if the plane is modified, it means reassembling it and that will take at least another 5 years!
    So during this time you will also have time to grow up and become smarter.
John_Doe

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6 June 2025 00: 29

... in Russian culture it is not customary to trust traitors...

- Well, maybe it's just not accepted in culture...))
1. UAZ 452
  
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  7 June 2025 09: 27
  
  And what if these traitors are at the very top? Try not to believe them (or at least pretend to believe them) - you will instantly become familiar with the "new" articles of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, and there will be discrediting, extremism, and much more, and with long sentences.
  1. John_Doe
    
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    7 June 2025 09: 45
    
    Well, that's it... What did you expect?
    This is how they accustom the population to "high culture". "Thank you, dear party!"))
Daniel K

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6 June 2025 00: 43

What nonsense did I just read?
GN

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6 June 2025 08: 31

Is our government all right in the head? I'm starting to doubt it! It all started 2-3 weeks ago when Putin, after the second phone call with his boss (another lunatic) Trump, suddenly announced that we would have to look at which Western companies to let back into our market. I thought I was "dreaming"! Now his worthless retinue has picked up this "song" and off we go! I have only one question? Is there a line of people wanting to return? Has anyone suggested returning? So far, the number of our own planes inherited from the hated USSR has decreased by several dozen in one day! If my memory serves me right, Putin promised 30 domestic planes by 1000! True, we must give him credit, he didn't say in what century!! Oh well, let's talk about the "empty stuff" - let's talk about the main thing! What about the response to the recent terrorist attacks? Have they responded yet? Probably yes. The Kremlin has used a previously unseen weapon and has already defeated all enemies! Kyiv, Odessa, Kharkov, Nikolaev are already free!
1. svoroponov
  
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  6 June 2025 22: 17
  
  Where did Putin promise 1000 aircraft by 2030? Setting a target for production volume and promising are two very different things. And we need to take into account the conditions: development when there are no military actions and when they are being conducted and resources are directed to slightly different sectors. Further. Putin spoke about those companies about the return that did not leave our market completely but transferred their enterprises to trust management or remained completely, changing the details, without disrupting deliveries and without closing production. There are about a third of them.
  But those who left the market and even caused us damage, like Siemens, Boeing and others, yes, they have nothing to do with us. Although regarding Boeing, there is a controversial point here. They invested in our crafts for aircraft made of titanium and did not break contracts, assistance in production, there is part of their complex machine base, did not stop. By the way, Airbus also did not break contracts for the supply of a number of spare parts for their aircraft, also made of titanium. In addition, our design engineers of a number of our firms successfully continued to work for them.
  So in any case, we should not reject everyone in a row, but act selectively. Moreover, some companies can bring us technologies that we do not have, but are necessary at this stage.
  1. GN
    
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    7 June 2025 15: 10
    
    This is your answer straight from the mouth of a deceived lawyer! Who is himself the first deceiver and swindler.//
    
    MOSCOW, December 14. /TASS/. Russia plans to produce more than a thousand of its own aircraft by 2030. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin during a direct line and press conference. Putin
    "We need to develop our own aircraft manufacturing. I hope that all plans, and we plan to produce over 1 of our own aircraft by 2030 [....], will be realized, and there will be something for specialists, pilots, and passengers to fly on," he said.
Platon Verdictov

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6 June 2025 11: 58

The late Barykin, back in the days of the godless USSR, had a cool video: "It will be tomorrow, tomorrow..." It would be quite suitable as an anthem for today's tight-knit, bourgeois Russian Federation.
Nick. WITH

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6 June 2025 12: 36

They hardly asked
Daniel K

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6 June 2025 12: 49

Chatterboxes, we don't have our own planes.
Rust1981

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6 June 2025 19: 34

So they don't ask to come back. This "news" has been circulating since the morning. And it all started with someone saying "if only they would decide to come back, then we would have told them!"
1. svoroponov
  
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  6 June 2025 22: 26
  
  Boeing won't ask. It produces them, the planes, but they are distributed for sale or lease by several other companies. Trump could have put in a good word for Boeing, offering to buy them. So there's no point in shifting the blame to Putin. And to discuss whether it was or wasn't, we need to at least see the transcripts of the negotiations or at least the official statements of the president's press secretary, as well as what was published in state sources of the Russian leadership or in statements by officials authorized to do so. The rest is all sorts of fabrications and nonsense from the media and other incompetent persons.
  
  And one more thing. It is better to watch and listen attentively to Putin's speeches and statements yourself than to read and listen to the rehash of various media outlets and other murky sources.
Rust1981

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6 June 2025 19: 39

Quote: Twice-born
A wonderful response to the bourgeoisie, I can't even believe it from our authorities. They suddenly remembered our Russian culture, traditions and that they are supposedly Russian!
But we have a problem with Russian planes. Even if next year they start mass producing the MS-21 and Su Superjet (what kind of names are these for a Russian plane?!), how many will they produce? And imported planes are already breaking down in droves and being grounded.
Yes, what do you mean, they haven’t even been able to make Baikal to replace the little Kukuruznik for almost 10 years!

Well, the budget still needs to be sawed and sawed, no one cares about the results, the main things are cartoons and biathlon.

Culture in Russia ended with worthless sarika films. By the way, they are also sponsored by the budget. The question is by whom?
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