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The AvgasDinosaur
13th Aug 2019, 17:51
Learned Contributors,
I think it's time there was a dedicated thread on here to follow the remarkable aircraft of Antonov Airlines and celebrate their charismatic operator.
Any news, movements or photos welcome. Hopefully some of you with flight tracking will also drop in to add to the mix.
I'll start with a basic fleet list, corrections additions most welcome.

ANTONOV AN-225 Mryia
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UR-82060. C/N 19530503763

ANTONOV AN124-100M-150

UR-82008. C/N 19530501006

ANTONOV AN-124-100
UR-82007. C/N 19530501005
UR-82009. C/N 19530501007
UR-82027. C/N 19530502288
UR-82029. C/N 19530502630
UR-82072. C/N 9773053359136
UR-82073. C/N 9773054359139

ANTONOV AN-22A

UR-09307. C/N 043481244

ANTONOV AN-26-100

UR-13395. C/N 2605. Named "Vasyl Stepanchenko"

ANTONOV AN-74T

UR-74010. C/N 3654703045

ANTONOV AN-158

UR-EXJ C/N 102

ANTONOV AN-178

UR-EXP C/N 1

Hope it helps, please feel free to add or correct the above, and add further news or info to the thread.
Thanks,
Be lucky
David





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DaveReidUK
13th Aug 2019, 22:38
They have one An-158 (certificated as an An-148-200): UR-EXJ, msn 102 and one An-178, UR-EXP, msn 1.
The AvgasDinosaur
14th Aug 2019, 08:41
They have one An-158 (certificated as an An-148-200): UR-EXJ, msn 102 and one An-178, UR-EXP, msn 1.

Thank you Sir,
Updated accordingly
Be lucky
David
The AvgasDinosaur
18th Apr 2020, 13:00
AN-225 due into Paris-Vatry 0845 (UTC) tomorrow. There will be a live feed on Antonov Airlines Facebook page.
Enjoy
David
cornishsimon
18th Apr 2020, 14:30
Is there a current status of the second part completed, mothballed and stored 225 ?


cs
The AvgasDinosaur
18th Apr 2020, 14:46
Is there a current status of the second part completed, mothballed and stored 225 ?


cs
It’s kept in good condition apparently just awaiting market forces to demand two. There isn’t always enough for one. Most time there is though. I don’t know for definite but that’s what I’ve been told
David
dc9-32
18th Apr 2020, 15:49
I would have thought there would be at least 2 years worth of requirement for a 2nd AN225. The world needs cargo lift now, not just to supply/feed COVID-19 medical supplies, but the normal cargo world goes on. I appreciate the huge costs involved in getting the 2nd aircraft up and running, as well as Antonov finding enough crew to cover a 2nd aircraft, but I wonder if in the back of some of the wooden clad walls of the Design Bureau, the senior members are evaluating it.
The AvgasDinosaur
18th Apr 2020, 17:14
I would have thought there would be at least 2 years worth of requirement for a 2nd AN225. The world needs cargo lift now, not just to supply/feed COVID-19 medical supplies, but the normal cargo world goes on. I appreciate the huge costs involved in getting the 2nd aircraft up and running, as well as Antonov finding enough crew to cover a 2nd aircraft, but I wonder if in the back of some of the wooden clad walls of the Design Bureau, the senior members are evaluating it.
I honestly don’t know. I’m not involved with Antonov Airlines or Antonov Design Bureau. When the Chinese military were looking at her a while back the rumour was they thought at least 3-4 years to full service. I emphasise that was only a rumour!
sorry I can’t help further.
David
Asturias56
19th Apr 2020, 09:11
Here's a pic from a few years back of than AN225 taking a Hungarian Seismic crew to Oman - drive on drive off - save all the problems of taking the kit apart then shipping it and having to re-assembling it and recalibrate the lot ( weeks of work).

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/920x1046/ges_vib4clos_2_a6e9c226ae5733c1bf2860f3dbcfa4c9af47304b.jpg
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/1000x750/ges_oman1_795da917c8254a360c5f1ab9572ee39bbb96ff42.jpg
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune.org-vbulletin/1000x683/ges_oman2_251eaba801b6178871c6d993b3265d1744954c24.jpg
The AvgasDinosaur
8th Aug 2020, 14:28
UR 82007 is now flying as ADB 3142 Gander to Paris Vatry
UR 82073 is now flying as ADB 375F Kiev Gostomel to Almaty
UR 82079 is now flying as ADB 376F SAN Francisco - Oakland
Earlier today UR 09307 flew Kiev Gostomel to lLeipzig Halle as ADB 398F
Hope it helps
David
N707ZS
8th Aug 2020, 19:24
UR 09307 ended up at Ostend.
The AvgasDinosaur
9th Aug 2020, 10:04
Thanks, my typo now fixed.
AN-22 now enroute to Istanbul ADB3498
hope it helps
David