Russia has had lots of practoce going it alone. They also know better than anyone is to get it right the first time and no one to blame but themselves; now thats an achievement.

Absolutely!

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The recipe for disaster. 🤣

@@adriancernea6034 hows boing going? still got planes falling out of the sky and blaming their crashing on bad african pilots? lmao ouch

Seriously! This is Russia where propaganda is paid for by the government. They cannot organise 6 people pissing in a bucket let alone a passenger airplane without Western technology.

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Money goes farther in Russia Russia also makes more engineers than US does with less than 1/2 population engineers are celebrated more in RU thats the winning factor

I hardly imagine that

@@disconductorder where is this stat from? I'm living in Russia and i don't feel that engineer is a prestigious job here except for computer scientists and nuclear engineers. In Russia there are defenitily less universities than in the US which teach mechanical, electrical, civil and aircraft engineers.

In terms of rocketry, aviation and space flight Russia is incredibly competent. Something you can't say about their auto industry. Its pretty much a result of soviet priorities. All efforts went to developing aviation and rockets and very little thought was given to the auto industry. They still struggle to compensate for that but they already proved they can do it. The Aurus brand is pretty much a new car brand from scratch. Everything from the engine to transmission and chassis is completely domestic. And they sure as hell can build cars that can easily compete with high class brands, Their only problem is scalability, They need to rebuild their entire auto industry from scratch pretty much. But they already begun working on that so I guess its a matter of time.

@@thalateye As a Russian, i can give you a little insight. We love making great efforts and we hate routine. Hope this explains.

@@bukkaratsuppa6414 I'm pretty sure nobody likes routines... Other than the Germans and Japanese probably. They freaking love it. Damn masochists.

Space fake station😂😂😂😂

Boeing ship going to space station recently had failure after failure...

I think efficiency is the key. There's no emission free aircraft on the horizon, but any improvement via aerodynamics and weight will give a manufacturer a big advantage in the marketplace.

Not true. Qantas has a large number of Airbus and Boeing planes that fly each day perfectly. So well infact they do some of the longest commercial flights in the world.

Older Boeing planes are fine. It's the newer 737 Max and 787s that have the most worrisome problems. There's also the fact that within the US, standards for maintenance and professionalism in airlines and ground crews have fallen so badly that we're seeing accidents like the Alaska Airlines door falling off and loose screws etc. In Australia you're in a somewhat better position with Boeing planes than we are in the US.

@SBmasta441, that is what DEI culture instead of meritocracy will get you.

@@yvonnefurniss138 Boeing has its problems but the Ruskies take the cake, Sukhoi once killed half its management during a demonstration flight in Indonesia in 2012, and Sukhoi is a household name

With shovels as weapons, shovels with washing machine chips

Thats what the west would have you believe if you buy their propaganda

Don't forget their rockets put our astronauts into space there for a while (NASA bought 100 of them).

That was the cliché of the nervous West for Russia. The chicks have started coming to root.

@@alhassangangu4357 Our washing machines chips are state of the art as a matter of fact😤

And most of all, no woke & massive influx of migrants.

Wish I can afford one!

And it's good for the USA too, because it incurred an enormous debt trying to police the whole world, and its economy is feeling it now.

keep dreaming ruski :)))))

@@alexsnemos Correct, tent cities and an under educational and over weight population, does has it's merits.

All businesses must earn profits, or lose funds. Do you grasp, the consequences of that problem?, bankruptcy.

And DEI, don't forget that.

I am sure the Russians are much more trusthworthy :D Hahah

@@TheJorgenbo You think the Russians are trustworthy, on what basis?. All mankind has been conceived of sin and all human nature is deeply flawed. Russians are no more or less trustworthy than I am, or even you are.

@@juniorleslie4804 you are right to an extent. but there is a difference between profit and maximising profit at the cost of safety

@J1GM-i6v We Have brotherhood with our Slavic Russian brothers and sisters...President Putin also count in this...Slava Russia 🇷🇺

​@J1GM-i6vEveryone is free to be an ally with whoever suits them, if you want to continue falling with a Boeing, go ahead.

@J1GM-i6v when india was with west

No, stay home! 😂😂😂

They should make special lightweight versions for india that dont have toilets to cater to the local market.

WTF? The Russians have bedn building passenger planes forever. ALL passenger planes in the Soviet Union were Soviet and entirely home-grow. You act like this is new for them.

@@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074 I think you have misinterpreted my comment. Russian aviation is second to none BUT not in the international market. I wish them every success.

@@alangraham8926 Only due to sanctions.

@@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074 I think BRICS is long overdue and will "cure" this impedance to international markets.

​@@yxmichaelxyyxmichaelxy3074sanctions don't work though. All they have done is massively boost Russian economy meanwhile hurting the western economies.

Russian airlines will order about 600-700 of these over time. They have a few hundreds already. As for exports - we need to wait until China gets under sanctions similar to Russia is under, then they will sell a lot.

Laos using Russian plane more than 15 years, look old and no technology much but safe

@@dachochiyo3992 yeah they using old soviet era planes so obviously they are old duh

i have, there is one (antonov 124) illegally held by sanctions at the toronto international airport, my country was considering turning it into a waterbomber when we have those big wildfires a year ago all over the country, we've been illegally holding it for over a year on behalf of american sanctions on russia, likely at their direct request. same as we kidnapped meng wanhou on behalf of the US for their trade war against china. these are both functionally acts of war.

You described it very well, I agree with you 100%.

No one could have said it better than you.

Cue US and EU politicians sanctioning any country that tries to buy Russian planes.

If it's Boeing, then it isn't going

It won't get certified in the West during its lifecycle, unfortunately. Plus, the airframer is under sanctions.

As a Russian, I'd like to offer a few points of insight: 1. Boeing got to where it is today by cutting corners smartly enough to get away with it most of the time. Its competitors who did too little of this or too much, haven't been as profitable and competitive & hence have all perished - or been purchased by you-guess-who. 2. Boeing (and American pilots) by no means hold a monopoly on failure. The Russians have been known for some pretty egregious sh*t. Don't even get me started on the Cinese. 3. Yes, the MC-21 is a statement piece for Russia & it's pretty impressive. It's very unlikely you'll get to fly on it in the West sny time soon, unless you're a VIP or reporter going onto a diplomatic flight. But the "global South" / BRICS / 70% of the non-Western world (a decade or more from now) may fly this if the Russians know what's good for them. It's VERY hard to field an airplane internationally - a matter of int'l certifications, having pilot training simulators deployed, airlines being willing to pay for pilot training, having parts stocked worldwide, hsving room at airports for that, etc. And Boeing / FAA / Uncle Sam will be sure to throw its weight around to make sure the Russians don't get to have it. If an airline takes any Russian deliveries, it might just get pushed back to the end of the line on its Boeing deliveries, parts, certifications, and start living in red tape hell on its US roytes and terminsls etc.

@@AlexKarasev I agree. But airline manufacture and distribution is a long game. We'll know how it all turns out around 2045.

@@AnInterestedObserver 100%. At the earliest.

МС means and translated as "Mainline Aircraft", so it is MA-21.

You’re welcome to them - put Modi in one

They think they are the best ,not anymore it should be like driving it's a choice

SSJ yeah, the plane that just crashed flying back from a service center, killing 3 pilots. The SU in Sukhoi stands for you know what.

The will probably call it the communal coffin. 😂🤣😂

​@@warrenjones5077That's sheer Jealousy 😮

They say the human race is getting taller, but airline companies steadfastly refuse to accommodate them.

Russians just aren't into that stuff. Men are into men stuff and women are into women stuff. Although! As you can see even from this video, there's lots of women working in STEM and all sorts of professions, so not like there's discrimination. Women's education has been a thing in Russia for a long time, it even has an innovatively developed tradition of its own, going back more than a century. As far as race, well Russia was spared any issues there.. there was serfdom, a kind of slavery, but it was white on white, more a class thing with aristocracy vs peasants and land ownership, like in many other parts of Europe. Until Tsar Alexander II (known as 'Tsar The Liberator') freed them in late 1800's (if I remember correctly actually a year before the slaves were freed in the US). He was of course brutally killed by a revolutionary assassin. What else is new?? Revolutionaries always view patriotic deep reformers as their biggest enemies, because they render most of their destructive agendas moot. The great land reformer Stolypin was also assassinated after many failed attempts (who is known to have said - 'we want a great Russia, they want great upheavals' and 'give us 20 years of peace and you won't recognize this country'). These murders all laid the tragic road to the 1917 revolution. The great chemist Mendeleev, who was also a great Russian patriot had made some statistical analyses that predicted Russia to have a population of 500 ml. by the mid-20th century! Of course it was not to be. Of course no monopolar world would have been possible had all these things come about. Now Russia is more humbled but eagerly rising again and going back to its idealogical roots. The whole peasant vs landowner dichotomy is of course long gone and nobody even knows who was who, most people are some mixture. Most importantly Orthodox Christianity practiced in Russia teaches a completely and radically different approach to DEI (if you want to call it that).

The USA and the collective west have been in decline long before DEI through the leadership of white men. But much appreciation for expressing your lack of exposure.

@@Santhony177 Collective west is not the only countries where white men lead 😂

@@comment6864 We all comprehend land theft, genocide, colonialism, the manifest destiny folly, chattel slavery, the Berlin conference, oppression, exploitation, etc.. And at the end of the day, the “collective west” is a white man’s enterprise for white people in white supremacy. 🤦🏾‍♂️

Do you really think that this is true?

Like that movie Wall Street “greed is good” unfortunately it’s short sightedness 😅

And their Russia hysteria is astounding. People of the western world are mostly deluded by massive amounts of propaganda and hate. It's sad to see, but it's the price they pay for their arrogance.

its not stupidity, in the west we have been brainwashed to believe we are not just the best at almost everything, but that we are so far ahead that "why would you ever want to travel outside of the west" is a thing, aside from cruiselines to the tourist sections of poor countries, where they can feel rich for 3-15 days. most people in the west have no idea how much the west has slipped in the last 45 years, much less how much the rest of the world has advanced in the last 25 years. and that is just technologically, most americans think they have a great healthcare system compared to the rest of the world, but that only true if you can afford it, and even then its arguable at best that the US is even in the top 5 or 10 countries in the world overall. education in the west, especially in the US, and increasingly canada, has been falling behind the rest of the world for 40-50 years, as has canada for the last 25-30 years. in the west we are living through the deathrattle of not just a declining empire, but a crumbling empire... and most of us are none the wiser, because aside from inflation most people don't even see it.

@@YTsupportsZionaziGenocide And you know this was by design if the tiny hats, right?

Like Buran....the copy of the shuttle or the Tupelev Concordski/Concorde

@@bertplank9892 funny thing about Buran was that it wasn't a 1 to 1 copy of the Shuttle. It was designed based on the assumption that since Shuttle had a huge payload capacity it must be a dual use technology, to carry space weaponry, etc. Buran had much more military capability designed into it as the result.

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@@florlubnan9134Désolée, ils le sont toujours 😂😂

In Soviet union the best way to live better was to be military or engineer. So, by tradition Russia have still (excellent) engineers

@@karayuschijactually not really like that

Yes of course. Please reply to me when the airplane is ready. This is all bull@hit.

I was thinking the same. No way could the Russians get hold of Pratt and Whitney engines now.

We always had our own engines.

Yes, it already has Russian engines and Russian avionics. When Japan refused to sell high-quality carbon fiber with guaranteed parameters for wings, it was necessary to develop its own technology for its production and it turned out with better parameters and cheaper. In addition, tests of the SSJ New (SJ-100) aircraft with new Russian engines (previously it had Pratt and Whitney) are almost completed.

Все компоненты Российские.

Before sanctions Siemens used to basically bribe their way into megawatt-class gas turbine market in Russia. They were promising to manufacture the Siemens stuff in Russia in exchange for halting the development of Russian turbines, etc. Needless to say, they never fully localized the production. And it was the same way in a huge number of cases involving western tech.

This is normal - there is an information war going on.

guaranteed to fail?

@@ivok9846 to fail in what you muppet?

Because you are a dumbass ? 😂😂😂

Для начала они должны перестать падать в поле...

Нету производственных мощностей

​@@vvhitevvizard_ты с боингом путаешь

Well, you have Iran, Cuba, Venezuela, North Korea, and maybe China, although they probably won't buy it. They have their own industry to support. At least that's a possible market. The entire west will shun it. Good luck.

Visit China and Russia.

The Buran 😂😂😂😂 😂

​@@Lynton-w3vthey're beautiful countries.

That's the Russian way. 1 - get the design plans of western tech to copy it 2 - engineers go 'wtf is this piece of S**T' 3 - redesign the whole thing to be better across the board 4 - western companies go like 'they can only copy stuff in a mediocre way' 5 - profit

Its simple - old construction aircraft wings like on B-737 & A-320 need winglets to improve their performance while on MC-21 the wing is new with much better performance and no need for winglets.

Few realize that, in Russian, C is the cyrillic alphabet letter for S (pronounced like an S) Yet every youtube channel covering this aircraft makes the same exact mistake! Go figure!?

Это исходя из какой эксплуатационной статистики? Ведь эти самолёты нигде, даже в России, не летают)

@@nickkomlev687 судя по фильму, это не статистика, а расчетные данные.

What does Братушки mean? Brothers? Google does not translate it.

Please don't shout. I can't stand to read it.

Actually it's MC (Russian МЦ). I don't know where this story about "Магистральный самолет" comes from. Looks like a made up story. Unfortunately all new Russian products have Latin letters in their names. If they wanted to use Russian letters like the USSR did they would have called this plane ЯК-21 because it's a Yakovlev plane.

Where do you think comes the Titanium from, for Boeing? :)

What is wrong with you? The Soviets were building passenger planes for 80 years with ALL COMPONENTS manufactured in the Soviet Union.

You think the jet engines that propel their fighters and bombers are American? The Russian military aircraft have NEVER had foreign components.

During the Soviet era, every third civilian aircraft in the world was manufactured and developed by the USSR.

@@MrPom6 Pretty much. Aeroflot was by far the largest passenger airline company on the planet. Soviet passenger planes daily flew in weather that would make American pilots cry for their mommies.

Как думаешь, как скоро выпускать массово будут. В видео всё красиво звучит, но не останется ли всё на уровне опытных образцов?

Certainly. Watch your European garden! We are feeling awesome without your shit teaching and outdated technologies.

Yes now after the sanctions boing is even worst

Keep dreaming 😅😅😅😅

​@@monorigine09let them dream