UR-74010

Aircraft:
Antonov An-74T
Reg: UR-74010 photos
Serial #:
47030450
Airline: Antonov Airlines
Photo Date: Feb 17, 2022
Uploaded: Mar 07, 2022
Linz Horsching - LOWL, Austria

Notes:

This aircraft type was originally built as a freighter for arctic missions. The typical engine position on top of the wings makes this Sovjet beauty a STOL-airplane using runway lengths of about 300 meters to rotate. Its remarkable design also gave the An-74 the nickname "Tscheburaschka" (a comic figure with big ears). Taxiing out to the active for departure to Leipzig-Halle Intl. as flight ADB 9199. [1920px]

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Photo Date

Feb 17, 2022

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Mar 07, 2022

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This aircraft type was originally built as a freighter for arctic missions. The typical engine position on top of the wings makes this Sovjet beauty a STOL-airplane using runway lengths of about 300 meters to rotate. Its remarkable design also gave the An-74 the nickname "Tscheburaschka" (a comic figure with big ears). Taxiing out to the active for departure to Leipzig-Halle Intl. as flight ADB 9199. [1920px]