The Antonov An-225 Mriya was the biggest plane to ever take to the skies. Unfortunately, the colossal aircraft is no longer with us as it was destroyed during the open stages of the ongoing Russo ...

Antonov now wants to restore it ... “During the aggression against Ukraine the An-225 “Mriya” plane was ... Next Article. South Korea Stages ‘Elephant Walk’ With Its F-35As A Day ...

London-based air charter company 26Aviation released a tribute video Tuesday, showing “the last ever” flight of the Antonov An-225 Mriya, just weeks before the world’s largest airplane was ...

The Antonov AN-225, which was destroyed in the early stages of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, will be rebuilt to the tune of $500 million, its manufacturer has announced. CNN values your feedback 1.

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 ...

The Antonov An-225 "Mriya," with a wingspan of 290 feet, was destroyed in a Russian attack in February. ... The plane, 275 feet long with a wingspan stretching 290 feet, ...

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.

Ex-Official Charged With Negligence Over Wreck of World’s Largest Plane GROUNDED The attack on the An-225 Mriya aircraft was a major loss to Ukraine in the early days of the Russian invasion.

And in 11 years, on September 11, a Ukrainian plane broke another 124 world records, including lifting a load weighing 253 tons to a height of 10,000 meters. On June 10 ... there will be an ...

Antonov is rebuilding the An-225 Mriya, the world’s largest cargo airplane, which was destroyed during Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

While the Mriya shares parts in common with another, Ukrainian-made cargo plane, the Ruslan, some parts will have to be custom made. Half a dozen Ruslan planes are still flying from a base in Germany.

The sheared nose cone of the Antonov An-225 cargo plane towers over Yevhen Bashynsky. Affectionately known as the Mriya, or "Dream," the leviathan plane was the pride of Ukraine and of 38-year-old ...