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MS-21: reference point

Acceleration at the start of the race presses into the chair and makes you finally wake up. Seconds – and the plane soars into the cloudy Moscow sky, quickly gaining altitude. Early in the morning, the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC, part of Rostec) for the first time carries a pool of specialized journalists on board the MS-21. The destination is obvious - the Irkutsk Aviation Plant (IAZ), the place where these aircraft are made.

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MS-21: reference point

Acceleration at the start of the race presses into the chair and makes you finally wake up. Seconds – and the plane soars into the cloudy Moscow sky, quickly gaining altitude. Early in the morning, the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC, part of Rostec) for the first time carries a pool of specialized journalists on board the MS-21. The destination is obvious - the Irkutsk Aviation Plant (IAZ), the place where these aircraft are made.

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