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Ukraine: Aviation firm Antonov aims to work with Turkey

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11:09, 07/09/2020, Monday

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Ukraine: Aviation firm Antonov aims to work with Turkey

Antonov Aeronautics company wants to take part in co-production with Turkey

Ukrainian, Turkish aviation companies have close relations, head of Antonov says

Ukrainian aircraft producer Antonov aims to cooperate with the Turkish aviation industry for the production of AN-178 aircraft, said the company's CEO.

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Last week, a Ukrainian delegation visited Turkey's shipyards and aircraft manufacturers, and evaluated the potential cooperation, Oleksandr Los told Anadolu Agency.

"We are in close interaction and discussion with our Turkish friends, the TEI [TUSAS Engine Industries] and other companies," he noted.

Los added: "And that's why we've already reached a level where top managers can speak about potential cooperation on the industrialization of the AN-178 in Ukraine and Turkey."

Several potential cooperation fields exist between the two nations, not only the defense area, but also the commercial segment -- such as passenger aircraft -- he stressed.

The delegation also visited Turkey's missile industry facilities, and was very impressed, the company's CEO added.

* Writing by Gokhan Ergocun in Istanbul

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Titles :aircraft AN-178 Antonov Oleksandr Los Turkey Ukraine

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