Alexander Mikheev stated that the Holding continues to be among the top players on the worldwide helicopter market.
Currently, Russian Helicopters boasts a firm order portfolio of over 500 units. The company says that it will seek to strengthen its global positions via light and off-shore helicopters.
According to Alexander Mikheev, the Holding’s CEO, notwithstanding the sanctions and unstable markets, Russian Helicopters is still among the top players on the worldwide helicopters market.
“We are certain that the fact that we have managed to obtain so many orders in this harsh environment is a testament to our top-notch performance,” he said to Interfax.
Alexander Mikheev shares that the Holding has actively completed a number of high-potential R&D initiatives, while also testing new equipment and upgrading production capacities.
“We are sure that the fact that we have managed to obtain so many orders in this harsh environment is a testament to our top-notch performance,”
Alexander Mikheev, CEO of Russian Helicopters Holding, stated.
“These steps will help our Holding not only maintain its current positions, but also significantly contribute to our efforts in breaking into new market niches. Among others types, these include light and off-shore helicopters,” the Holding’s CEO added.
The annual report of Rostec shows that Russian Helicopters delivered 212 helicopters in 2015. The Holding enjoys a 15% share of the market for civil and military helicopters. The company also has a 35% share of the worldwide military helicopter fleet and 50% of medium military transportation helicopters. In the worldwide civil market, the Holding’s units enjoy a 71% share in the segment with +20t gross weight and a 69% share in the segment with 7–20t gross weight.
The document shows that Russian Helicopters earned annual consolidated revenues of 197.7 billion rubles and a net profit of 29.2 billion rubles.
Airways International has entered into a new five-year partnership with the Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM), extending the use of its SureSelect air traffic control (ATC) candidate assessm...
Boeing and Ethiopian Airlines have announced a new cargo fleet expansion agreement, with the African carrier ordering eight 777-8 Freighters and two additional 777 Freighters. The investment will enab...
The Airbus A350F freighter (MSN 700), the first of two flight test aircraft, has successfully completed its maiden flight. Equipped with dedicated flight test instrumentation, the aircraft spent 4 hou...
TFC Flight Training has become the first flight school in Germany to operate the Pipistrel Explorer following the delivery of two aircraft from Pipistrel, a Textron Inc. company and affiliate of Textr...