MS-21-300 passenger aircraft. File photoYAKUTSK, Jan 22Passenger liner MS-21-300 arrived in Yakutsk, where it will be tested at low temperatures, it is planned to purchase a domestic-made aircraft for flights to the region, the press service of the head and government of the republic reports. -300 with a capacity of 163 to 211 passengers is operated by the Irkut Research and Production Corporation. «Today, January 23, an MS-21-300 aircraft manufactured by the Irkut Corporation arrived in Yakutsk from the city of Zhukovsky, Moscow Region. The aircraft will be tested in low negative outdoor temperatures,” the press service said. Yakovlev. Within three weeks they will have to test the aircraft in the conditions of the Yakutian winter. Previously, aircraft systems were successfully tested on test benches in temperatures down to minus 55 degrees. The flight of the liner from Zhukovsky to Yakutsk passed without remarks.Mishustin inspected the interior of the MC-21 aircraft in VoronezhAccording to the Minister of Transport and Roads of Yakutia Vladimir Sivtsev, in the future they plan to purchase the MC-21-300 as part of a single Far Eastern company, including for flights to the republic. «We are interested in cooperation with the Corporation » Irkut» and in the operation of domestically produced aircraft, in particular, as part of a single Far Eastern airline. The natural and climatic conditions of our republic allow testing aviation equipment at low temperatures. At the Yakutsk airport, aircraft «Superjet 100″, Il-96 have already been tested , Be-200, as well as Airbus and Boeing aircraft,» Sivtsev said. Andrey Boginsky, CEO of the Irkut Corporation, said that they would conduct a series of tests to expand the certificate and by the end of 2022 they would hand over the first production aircraft to Rossiya Airlines. «.Earlier it was reported that the government of the Russian Federation in the near future will send about 2 billion rubles for the implementation of two projects in the field of civil aircraft construction. As Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin noted, in December last year the government allocated more than 60 billion rubles for the implementation of the MS-21 program and the creation of its after-sales service system. .jpg» />Serial production dates for MS-21 announced
