- Project halted after RUB2.7bn investment
- RUB1.6bn spent on construction, RUB1bn on equipment
- Facility developed through AeroTrustTechnics unit
- CFM56 certification received in October 2025
- Planned capacity of 70 engine overhauls annually
Aeroflot has halted construction on an aircraft engine repair plant after investing around RUB2.7bn rubles (USD32m). The project has been stopped after the airline’s board declined to approve it, with RUB1.6bn (USD19m) spent on construction and more than RUB1bn (USD11.9m) on equipment.
The facility was being developed through AeroTrustTechnics, Aeroflot Group’s engine maintenance unit. The company received certification for specified CFM International CFM56 work in October 2025. Aeroflot had planned capacity of up to 70 engine overhauls annually.
