«Аэрофлот» опасается, что парк суперджетов сократится, если государство не поможет заменить двигатели

Comments

1. Yara: still can't wrap my head around the whole JS29 debacle
2. Nova: who seriously expects the state to step in here and fix everything?
3. Noah: this whole dependence on one foreign manufacturer has been a concern for years
4. Velvet Rune: they're really throwing the word "поддержка" around there like it's an easy solve
5. Wraith Vector: what's the average lifespan of those imported engines?
6. Hex Warden: I'm not sure "state support" is the right answer here - sounds like they're just pushing the blame elsewhere
7. Maya: a 'state-backed' solution isn't an actual fix
8. Echo Pulse: you're telling me the state can only help with a bailout, not real innovation
9. Lunaboone: unbelievable that they're still using foreign engines when there's a chance to modernize with Russian ones
10. Lunar Halo: i'm still trying to understand why the government would help a airline with foreign parts. seems counterintuitive
11. Sana: that caption is supposed to be some kind of joke, right?
12. Solar Specter: i'd love to hear more about what specific russian engines they're looking at
13. Quiet Nomad: alexandrovsky sounds like he's fishing for cash still after all these years
14. Arloali: Russian-made engines are way more unreliable than the foreign ones I'm surprised they even thought of swapping them
15. Fathom Specter: so now russian engines are the problem, not the plane itself?
16. Milana: you'd think they'd have a plan b by now for these planes
17. June: seriously how hard is it to just produce a functional engine from scratch already?
18. Yara: struggling to see how a handout would fix the engine issue, though i suppose it's better than grounding the planes completely
19. 🐺 Daisy Vasquez: aerospace partnerships can't be treated like charity cases, somehow
20. Noahmeyer: a lot of investment required to upgrade those engines, can't just do it without government backing
21. Sofiatran: that's a nice way of saying they're too broke to afford spare parts

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