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Fully Russian-made PD-8 engine completes certification tests for Superjet aircraft The engine accumulated 6,590 hours of testing — for icing, bird strikes, water ingestion, fan-blade failure and hail exposure Footage shows the engine at the International Industrial Trade Fair INNOPROM. India, taking place September 9-11

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✈️🇷🇺 New ‘heartbeat’ for Russian aviation to debut in India Russia’s new PD-8 aircraft engine will take center stage at the INNOPROM industrial expo, scheduled for September 9–11 at the Bharat Mandapam complex in New Delhi, just ahead of the 18th BRICS summit. The PD-8 was developed by Russia’s United Engine Corporation, a Rostec subsidiary, for domestically manufactured aircraft such as the SJ-100 and Be-200. What makes the PD-8 special? 🔸 Its dry weight is about 1.7 tonnes (2.3 tonnes with nacelle) and has a bypass ratio of 4.4 🔸 The engine generates takeoff thrust of approximately 8 tonnes 🔸 Built with some 25 cutting-edge technologies and materials—among them new-generation heat-resistant alloys and sophisticated cooling systems 🔸 Earned official certification in June 2026, after hundreds of hours of rigorous testing, including water ingestion, bird strikes, glaciation, and hail impact trials

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Russia’s United Engine Corporation says the domestically produced PD-8 engine has successfully passed icing tests during Superjet flights in Arkhangelsk. But certification is only part of the challenge. Scaling production will be critical, Russia would likely need to produce at least 100 of these planes annually just to begin replacing an ageing fleet still heavily reliant on Boeing and Airbus aircraft.

Russia’s United Engine Corporation says the domestically produced PD-8 engine has successfully passed icing tests during Superjet flights in Arkhangelsk. But certification is only part of the challenge. Scaling production will be critical, Russia would likely need to produce at least 100 of these planes annually just to begin replacing an ageing fleet still heavily reliant on Boeing and Airbus aircraft.

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