Antonov
Aircraft

Antonov

Section Title: Aircraft
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Aircraft	Name	Maiden flight	Remarks

A-40	Krylaty Tank	2 September 1942	Winged tank

An-2	Kukuruznik	31 August 1947	multi-purpose, biplane, single-engine utility transport.

An-2-100	Kukuruznik	10 July 2013	An-2 upgrade version refitted with Motor Sich kerosene-fueled engine (instead of original avgas).

An-3	13 May 1980	turboprop conversion of An-2

An-4	31 July 1951	float-equipped An-2

An-6	Meteo	21 March 1948	weather reconnaissance aircraft based on An-2

An-8	11 February 1956	medium military transport

An-10	Ukraina	7 March 1957	medium turboprop-powered airliner

An-11	Motorised variant of the A-11 glider

An-12	16 December 1957	military turboprop-powered transport, developed from An-10

An-13	1962	Light aircraft developed from the A-13M motor glider

An-14	Pchelka	14 March 1958	light twin-engine transport

An-20	light turbocharged piston engine aircraft, developed from Cessna 210

An-22	Antei	27 February 1965	extremely large turboprop transport

An-24	20 October 1959	twin-turboprop airliner

An-26	21 May 1969	twin-turboprop transport, derived from An-24

An-28	September 1974	twin-turboprop light transport, developed from An-14

An-30	21 August 1967	An-24 adapted for aerial photography and mapping

An-32	9 July 1976	twin-turboprop hot-and-high transport, up-engined An-26 airframe

An-34	4 September 1961	military transport developed from An-24

An-38	23 June 1994	twin-turboprop light transport, stretched An-28

An-40	cancelled	military transport developed from An-12

An-44	cargo aircraft project developed from An-24

An-50	cancelled	airliner project, developed from An-24V

An-51	civil piston utility aircraft

An-52	light twin-piston aircraft

An-70	16 December 1994	large military transport, powered by four propfan engines, to replace An-12

An-71	12 July 1985	naval AWACS development of An-72

An-72	Cheburashka	31 August 1977	STOL transport, utilising the Coandă effect

An-74	Cheburashka	29 November 1983	civil version of An-72; version with engines below wings is called An-74TK-300

An-88	AWACS project, not completed

An-91	Twin-engined cabin monoplane development of Cessna 310

An-102	light agricultural aircraft

An-122	further development of An-22

An-124	Ruslan	26 December 1982	strategic airlifter; largest aircraft ever mass-produced

An-126	heavy transport aircraft project

An-132	31 March 2017	transport aircraft based on An-32

An-140	17 September 1997	short-range turboprop airliner, to replace An-24

An-148	17 December 2004	regional jet for 68–85 passengers

An-158	28 April 2010	stretched version of An-148 for 99 passengers

An-168	business variant of An-148

An-171	stretched An-70

An-174	enlarged An-74 with engines below wings

An-178	7 May 2015	military transport based on the An-158

An-180	cancelled	medium propfan airliner, around 175 passengers

An-181	Handiwork	experimental aircraft

An-188	transport aircraft based on An-70

An-218	postponed	propfan- or turbofan-powered widebody airliner

An-225	Mriya	21 December 1988	An-124 derived strategic airlifter; largest aircraft ever built; only one has been put into service

An-325	cancelled	planned improvement of An-225

An-714	20 October 1970	modification of An-14 with air cushion landing gear

GPS	small twin-engined utility transport

OKA-38	Aist	Copy of Fieseler Fi 156

Li-2V	high-altitude research aircraft, converted from Lisunov Li-2

SKV	Partizanskii	Basis for An-14

T-2M	Maverick	ultralight trike for recreational club use and special forces requirements

VP	Utka	experimental air trailer (tow glider)

Sentence(s)

Antonov An-148 is a regional airliner.

final_sentence: Antonov An-148 is a regional airliner.