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Russia: Aircraft designer from Pyatigorsk demonstrates convertible planes at MAKS-2021

By Ruptly
09 August 2021   |   2:19 pm
An aircraft designer from Pyatigorsk, Alexander Begak, presented a unique transformer aircraft at the XV International Aviation and Space Salon MAKS-2021, on Sunday, at Zhukovsky airport, in the Moscow region. The creator gifted one to the exhibition.

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