The Antonov AN-225 Mriya wasn’t just an aircraft,it was a symbol of unmatched engineering ambition. Built in the 1980s by the Soviet Union to transport the massive Buran space shuttle and parts of the ...

From carrying space shuttles to breaking records, the Antonov An-225 redefined possibilities in aviation. This is the story of its life and legacy.

The sheared nose cone of the Antonov An-225 cargo plane towers over pilot Yevhen Bashynsky. Ukraine says it will rebuild the giant aircraft after it was destroyed as Russia’s full-scale invasion ...

The Antonov An-124 was a heavy-lift strategic military transport the Soviets built in 1982. This aircraft was similar to the U.S.'s Lockheed C-5 Galaxy and was the basis of the An-225.

London-based air charter company 26Aviation released a tribute video Tuesday, showing “the last ever” flight of the Antonov An-225 Mriya, ... · Tuesday, August 23, 2022 ...

Based on Antonov’s AN-124 design, the AN-225 saw fuselage barrel extensions added fore and aft of the wings. The An-225 also uses the AN-124-100’s nose gear, which allows it to ‘kneel’ so ...

For over 30 years the Antonov An-225 Mriya was the world’s biggest airplane, a colossal vehicle that was 84 m (275 feet) long and weighed 190 tonnes, but which could still somehow not just get ...

In 1972, that prototype made 23 test flights under the ‘Stork’ program, after which the reactor was dismantled. The An-22PLO was then altogether shelved in the mid-1970s.

The leadership of the Antonov state enterprise (SE) blocked access to the airfield in Hostomel for about a month for military personnel of the National Guard of Ukraine (NGU). In the end, the military ...

Antonov An-132 Advances with First Flight and New Partner Turkey has joined the Ukraine and Saudi Arabia in development of the multipurpose twin turboprop. The An-132D on its maiden flight at the ...

Antonov officials say another An-225 was partially built -- but abandoned in the 1990s because of a lack of funds. The current plan is to use what they already have as the basis for a new plane.