Russia, Belarus To Develop Osvey Light Twin Turboprop
Moscow would like a replacement for the L-410, pictured here being assembled at UWCA’s facility in Yekaterinburg, Russia.
Credit: Aviation Week Network
Russia and its closest ally Belarus have agreed to jointly develop a light twin-turboprop aircraft for regional air services. The new turboprop has been named “Osvey” after a lake in northern Belarus. It will carry 19 passengers and is intended to compete with the Cessna 408 SkyCourier, Aircraft...
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