Sukhoi

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Airplane Holding Sukhoi / ОАО Авиационная холдинговая компания Сухой

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legal form Holding
founding 1939
Seat Moscow , Russia
management Mikhail Aslanovich Pogosjan
Number of employees 26000
Branch aviation
Website www.sukhoi.org

Sukhoi headquarters

Suchoi ( Russian Сухой ; [ sʊxɔˑj ]) (complete name: Aircraft Holding Suchoi / ОАО Авиационная холдинговая компания Сухой) is a former head according to the designer Pavel Sukhoi named Russian Aircraft Company , headquartered in Moscow . The company, which was founded in 1939, has been 100% part of the Russian aviation consortium OAK since the end of 2006 .

history

On July 29, 1939, Pavel Sukhoi was appointed chief designer of the aircraft factory No. 135 in Kharkov , which was also recognized as an independent design bureau. Therefore, this date can be called the founding day of the OKB ( Experimental Design Office ) Sukhoi. Sukhoi was already designing airplanes during the Second World War . It was one of the first Soviet design offices to deal with jet propulsion. It was dissolved in 1949 and only reopened after Stalin's death in 1953.

For a long time, Sukhoi only designed and built military aircraft, primarily fighters and bombers. The focus is still on combat aircraft.

The first civilian construction from 1984, the Su-26 aerobatic aircraft , formed the basis for further aerobatic constructions ( Su-29 and Su-31 ) and the cornerstone of the company's civilian sector.

In 2000 the civil aircraft Suchoi AG ( Russian АО Гражданские самолёты Сухого (Graschdanskije samoljoty Sukhovo)) was founded. From 2001 to 2011, the passenger aircraft Suchoi Superjet 100 was developed with the help of advice from Boeing . In 2006 the Italian group Alenia Aeronautica took over a blocking minority in Suchois civil aviation company . and was booted out by capital increases. Not on the project phase, a proposal came to a competitor for the A380 -900, the KR-860 . This aircraft was to replace the Antonov An-225 in the cargo version .

In addition to these civil projects, the Sukhoi design office manufactured the Su-47 Berkut, a test vehicle with a negative wing swept , from which knowledge flowed into the PAK-FA program acquired by Suchoi , the new fighter aircraft for the Russian Air Force . The prototypes were named T-50. The first flight took place in January 2010. Since August 2017, the aircraft has been officially called the Sukhoi Su-57 .

In 2014 the company celebrated its 75th birthday. On this occasion, a Superjet 100-95B of Center-South Airlines was given a special paint job .

In the field of unmanned aerial vehicles , Sukhoi is developing a family of drones called Sond ( Russian Зонд ) and the Su-70.

Sukhoi Holding

The following institutions belong to the holding company (2009):

literature

  • Nikolai K. Subbotin, Peter Stache: The planes of Pawel Sukhoi . In: Peter Bork (Ed.): Fliegerkalender der DDR 1986 . Military Publishing House of the GDR, Berlin 1985, p. 50-65 .
  • Wilfried Bergholz: Typenkompass Suchoi since 1927 , Motorbuch Verlag, Stuttgart 2018, ISBN 978-3-613-04045-8
  • Rainer Göpfert: Suchoi turns 80. In: FliegerRevue , No. 12/2019, pp. 24–28

Web links

Commons : Sukhoi  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Alenia Aeronautica takes over blocking minority in Suchoi civil engines. RIA Novosti , July 18, 2006, accessed on October 9, 2014 : “We bought 25 percent plus one share in the Suchoi subsidiary and have thus become a minority shareholder with a blocking minority. (Alenia boss Giovanni Bertolone) "
  2. Leonardo gives up Sukhoi shares , Flugrevue, January 13, 2017
  3. Sukhoi KR-860. suchoj.com, February 25, 2010, accessed August 26, 2010 .
  4. Superjet 100 with special paint
  5. Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik-B ( Memento from May 26, 2019 in the web archive archive.today )
  6. ^ The holding's structure. Sukhoi, archived from the original on September 21, 2012 ; accessed on October 9, 2014 (English, structure of Suchoi Holding).