Yakovlev Launches MS-21 Aircraft in Harsh Climate Tests in Northern Russia
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Yakovlev Launches MS-21 Aircraft in Harsh Climate Tests in Northern Russia

Yakovlev has begun testing the MS-21 aircraft under harsh climatic conditions in Northern Russia. The aircraft is being evaluated with its safety systems under low temperatures and complex terrain conditions.

Experts from Yakovlev PJSC, part of the Rostec State Corporation, have begun comprehensive flight tests of the latest MS-21 passenger aircraft in Russia’s northern regions. The purpose of the tests was stated as verifying the aircraft’s performance and the effectiveness of its safety systems under severe climatic conditions.

Flight Scenarios in Challenging Geographies

As part of the test flights, two MS-21 aircraft with tail numbers 73054 and 64509 conducted operations over the surface of the Ob Gulf and in the mountainous areas of the Vorkuta region. The crew simulated various approach and conflict scenarios under low temperatures, strong winds, and variable visibility conditions.

Integration with Next-Generation Domestic Systems

The MS-21 with serial number 73054 tested not only flight range and maneuverability but also the accuracy of interactions with domestic systems at different altitudes and ground types. These activities are particularly important for optimizing air traffic safety and collision avoidance technologies.

Yakovlev PJSC emphasized that the tests will provide crucial data to enhance flight safety for civil aviation operations.

Yakovlev Launches MS-21 Aircraft in Harsh Climate Tests in Northern Russia
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