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Il-114-300: Russia’s New Regional Workhorse and India’s Potential Co-Producer
Il-114-300: Russia’s New Regional Workhorse and India’s Potential Co-Producer
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Russia’s newest regional turboprop, the Il-114-300, is entering the final stages before mass production — and it’s already attracting international interest... 06.12.2025, Sputnik India
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Built for remote and hard-to-reach regions, the Il-114-300 can fly from short, unpaved or lightly equipped airfields and is engineered specifically for the extreme cold of the Arctic. Its systems and powerplant are optimized for low-temperature reliability, giving it a clear advantage in challenging environments that demand autonomous operation and minimal ground support.Beyond serving Russia’s northern territories, the aircraft is part of a broader effort to strengthen regional connectivity without relying on foreign suppliers. This makes the Il-114-300 both a commercial and strategic project for Moscow.One of the most important recent developments is India’s interest in co-producing the Il-114 series domestically. According to Rostec chief Sergey Chemezov, initial talks on joint production have already begun, and the proposal is gaining traction.For Russia, the partnership offers a major export foothold and the possibility of integrating Indian suppliers into its aviation production ecosystem.If finalized, joint production could mirror the long-standing Indo–Russian cooperation model used for the Su-30MKI — where licensed manufacturing in India led to one of the most successful fighter programs in Asia.
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Il-114-300: Russia’s New Regional Workhorse and India’s Potential Co-Producer
Russia’s newest regional turboprop, the Il-114-300, is entering the final stages before mass production — and it’s already attracting international interest. Designed as a fully domestic aircraft, the Il-114-300 is built for reliability, autonomy, and operations in some of the world’s harshest environments.
Built for remote and hard-to-reach regions, the Il-114-300 can fly from short, unpaved or lightly equipped airfields and is engineered specifically for the extreme cold of the Arctic. Its systems and powerplant are optimized for low-temperature reliability, giving it a clear advantage in challenging environments that demand autonomous operation and minimal ground support.
Beyond serving Russia’s northern territories, the aircraft is part of a broader effort to strengthen regional connectivity without relying on foreign suppliers. This makes the Il-114-300 both a commercial and strategic project for Moscow.
One of the most important recent developments is India’s interest in co-producing the Il-114 series domestically. According to Rostec chief Sergey Chemezov, initial talks on joint production have already begun, and the proposal is gaining traction.
For Russia, the partnership offers a major export foothold and the possibility of integrating Indian suppliers into its aviation production ecosystem.
If finalized, joint production could mirror the long-standing Indo–Russian cooperation model used for the Su-30MKI — where licensed manufacturing in India led to one of the most successful fighter programs in Asia.