SSJ-100 Fleet To Be Reengined, Russia Says

Aviation Week Staff June 26, 2026
Russian SSJ-100
Credit: Viktor Karasev/Alamy
Russia’s Ministry of Industry and Commerce aims to launch a program by year-end to replace the Franco-Russian SaM146 engines that equip the Sukhoi Superjet 100 fleet with indigenous PD-8 turbofans. “We found the necessary funding within our ministry’s budget, and this R&D contract will be finalized...

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