TEHRAN- The very first flight of an Iranian-built aircraft is scheduled to occur in the next weeks, according to the Civil Aviation Organization of Iran.After Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei highlighted the need to broaden the market, Mohammad Mohammadibakhsh, the CEO of the Civil Aviation Organization, announced on Saturday that the country is moving forward with the building and construction of traveler planes.The Ministry of Defense supervises of producing a local aircraft and the Civil Aviation Organization is monitoring the procedure, he said, including the very first stage of manufacturing the brand-new platform of Iran-140 airplane has been finished.
We think the new platform of Iran-140 airplane will make its first flight by the end of this year (March 20), Mohammadibakhsh stated, worrying that the plans to make use of the Iranian plane for jobs other than bring people have been finalized.In addition, Mohammadibakhsh stated simply 175 of Irans 330 traveler airplane are now in use.With 90 airports and a population of over 80 million, Iran needs a minimum of 550 airplane of all sorts and classes, he remarked.MAPNA, an Iranian energy and facilities firm, has actually launched a task to produce airplane engines, according to the CEO of the Civil Aviation Organization.He stressed that considerable progress has been made in developing an indigenous airplane engine and expressed expectation that the final version will be displayed soon.President Ebrahim Raisi exposed that he had actually advised the factorys experts to begin producing domestic passenger airplanes with a minimum of 72 seats right after going to the Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA) in June 2022.
President Ebrahim Raisi revealed that he had actually instructed specialists in the Iran Aircraft Manufacturing Industrial Company (HESA) to right away start producing domestic traveler aircrafts with a minimum of 72 seats.Raisi visited the factory in June 2022.
The Civil Aviation Organization confirmed intentions to begin production line for 100-seater guest aircraft in February 2021.
By receiving help from local knowledge-based industries, Iran has actually formally become self-dependent in overhaul and supply of airplane components and replacement parts.