The Antonov An-225 Mriya 18 months after being hit in the Russian invasion
Once the world's largest plane, the six-engined freighter has been dismantled and may have parts used in a second aircraft.
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Antonov reveals production of a second An-225 Mriya in secret location
General director of the Ukrainian manufacturer, Yevhen Havrylov, told the Bild newspaper that the reconstruction of the aircraft has already reached 30% of the work
Antonov Airlines sets up new base in Germany
Leipzig Airport will be the temporary base for the Ukrainian cargo company's An-124
Antonov proposes international fund for the An-225 "revival"
The world's largest plane was destroyed after a Russian attack on the Antonov headquarters in Kiev at the start of the invasion of Ukraine
Antonov An-225 Mriya was heavily damaged by Russia
Russian TV footage shows the world's largest aircraft with irreparable damage to the front of the fuselage
Ukraine government confirms An-225 Mriya was hit by Russia
Ukraine's state-owned export company Ukroboronprom claimed that "Russian invaders destroyed the An-225 Mriya". In a statement, Antonov says it does not know the state of the world's largest aircraft
Antonov admits not knowing the status of the An-225 after Russian invasion
Ukrainian manufacturer, however, shared Antonov Airlines chief pilot's report that the six-engine freighter jet was intact on February 24
Antonov An-225 returns to flight after 10 months
The world's largest aircraft flew on Tuesday from Kiev to Afghanistan, according to ADS-B networks tracking
Ukraine again considers completing assembly of the second An-225 Mriya
Manager-director of UkrOboronProm conglomerate, Yuriy Husyev said that the government is looking for international partners to complete the second unit of the largest aircraft in the world
Could Boeing save Antonov from a possible closure?
Rumors in Ukraine suggest that US planemaker may close partnership agreement with manufacturer of massive An-124 and An-225