Overview
- Domestic aircraft currently account for about 19% of Russian carriers’ fleets, with a target of 30% by 2028 and 50% by 2030.
- The plan also raises targets for unmanned aerial systems, moving from roughly 43% of the market now to over 50% by 2028 and above 70% by 2030.
- The future fleet is expected to center on the SSJ-New, MC-21-310, Il-114-300, Tu-214 and Il-96-300 models.
- The targets formalize a broader push to boost domestic aerospace output following a January 2024 pledge to build more than 600 fully Russian airliners over six years.
- RIA Novosti reports the figures and model lineup based on government documents setting these goals.