One such example of these experimental pursuits was the Tupolev Tu-134, a commercial jet designed and utilized within the former Soviet Union. While the Tu-134 never became a global standard ...

The Kyiv Independent could not verify the report. The Tupolev Tu-134 is a twin-engined airliner produced in the Soviet Union from 1966-89. Following the crash of a Tu-134 in 2011, which killed 47 ...

Tu-134 The Tu-134 is a Soviet passenger aircraft developed by the Tupolev design bureau in the 1960s. It is intended for short- and medium-haul flights and is one of the most well-known jet ...

The Tu-134 was originally a Soviet passenger aircraft developed by the Tupolev design bureau and was one of the most common civilian jets employed by the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact countries during ...

Commemorative (znachok) pin; rectangle shaped pin with top starboard side profile of a Tupolev Tu-134 depicted in silver; dark blue enamel background; "TU-134" in brass letter text in Russian Cyrillic ...

British Typhoons swarmed Vladimir Putin's Tupolev Tu-134 before turning their attention to two Ilyushin Il-78 tankers lurking nearby. Pilots proved they can fulfil their "Quick Reaction Alerts ...

No, they reportedly were Tupolev Tu-141s, ex-Soviet antiques that last saw front-line use in the 1980s, flying photo-reconnaissance missions for the Soviet air force. As developments of the first ...

A Tupolev Tu-134 operated by the Bulgarian national airline Balkan Bulgarian Airlines, at Orly airport, August 1979. WIKIMEDIA On March 16, 1978, a Soviet-made Tupolev Tu-134 operated by the ...