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State Transport Leasing Company forecasts demand for dozens of Il-114-300 regional jets

Mikhail Parnev, CEO of State Transport Leasing Company, revealed that regional carriers are keen on new Il-114-300 aircraft. Arkhangelsk airline has been chosen as the first operator, thanks to its experience and closeness to production base, highlighting strong market potential.

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Jun 5, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
State Transport Leasing Company forecasts demand for dozens of Il-114-300 regional jets

Key Takeaways

  • •Mikhail Parnev, CEO of STLC, highlighted that several dozen Il-114-300 aircraft are already in demand from regional carriers.
  • •Arkhangelsk airline was selected as the first operator for the Il-114-300 due to its experience and readiness.
  • •The proximity of the Arkhangelsk airline to the production and service base influenced its selection as the first operator.
  • •Parnev expressed optimism, stating, 'We see a high interest of regional carriers' in the new aircraft.

Demand for new regional aircraft,Il-114-300,is clear,says Mikhail Parnev, CEO of State Transport Leasing Company (STLC). Parnev noted regional carriers are showing big interest even at this early project stage.

Arkhangelsk airline picked as first operator for Il-114-300 . Choice based on experience and readiness to adapt to new aircraft type. Airline's closeness to production and service base also key, Parnev explained .

Parnev said demand for dozens of these aircraft is already there . Strong interest puts program in good spot for future growth. "We see high interest of regional carriers," he stated,suggesting optimism about aircraft's market prospects…

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