The Antonov An-140 is a twin-engine transport primarily used as a commercial regional airliner seating 52 passengers, but it is also employed by the Russian Ministry of Defense. The aircraft is ...

Iran successfully carried out a test flight yesterday of an Antonov-140 airliner, assembled locally to ease a shortage of passenger planes, the Iranian news agency IRNA reported.

The Antonov-140 flew into a mountain due to a considerable deviation from the usual approach route to Isfahan Airport. The part of the flight that occurred within the zone of responsibility of airport ...

Antonov isn't hopeful that fighting between Russia and Ukraine would change when the next president takes office. U.S. President Joe Biden (R) meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at ...

A growing order book for the 52-seat Antonov An-140 turboprop has stimulated engineers at Ukraine’s Antonov design house and the Kharkov manufacturing plan ...

The Antonov An-140 (Iran-140) aircraft belonging to a domestic airlines fatally crashed in a residential area in the west of the capital, Tehran, on Sunday morning.

VLADIMIR KARNAZOV / MOSCOW Airlines line up with aircraft orders while Iranian licence production could reach 100 An-140s Ukranian aircraft builder KhAPO is accelerating production of the Antonov ...

Larger-wing variant production to begin next year at sites in Iran, Russia and Ukraine Production of the Antonov An-140 regional turboprop is to switch next year to the improved -100 model, fitted ...

A total of 46 people, most of them Ukrainian and Russian aerospace experts, were killed Monday when an Antonov plane travelling from Turkey to Iran crashed near the central Iranian city of Isfahan ...

The plane, an Iran-140 of Ukraine's Antonov origin, crashed on August 10, 2014, in west of the capital Tehran, shortly after take-off from Mehrabad Airport. The aircraft had 48 passengers and crew ...

Iran to export six Iran-140 planes. Iran Materials 4 October 2011 16:58 (UTC +04:00) Iran plans to export six domestically-built “Iran-140” passenger planes in the near future.