Registration / Serial:RA-13392
Aircraft Original Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Generic Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12BK
C/n (msn):00347210
Operator Titles:KAPO im S.P. Gorbunova
City / Airport:Moscow - Domodedovo / Mikhail Lomonosov (UUDD / DME)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact
Photo ID:835236Submit Correction
View count: 74
First with the Soviet AF as "61 red" in 1970, to KAPO in 1993 and transferred to Airstars in 2000. КАПО stands for Казанское Авиационное Производственное Объединение (Kazan Aviation Production Association), and "им. С. П. Горбунова" means "named after S.P. Gorbunov". This refers to Sergei Petrovich Gorbunov, an important figure in the Soviet aviation industry in the early 1930s.
Registration / Serial:RA-13392
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12BK
C/n (msn):00347210
Operator Titles:KAPO im S.P. Gorbunova
City / Airport:Moscow - Domodedovo / Mikhail Lomonosov (UUDD / DME)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact
Registration / Serial:RA-13392
Aircraft Original Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Generic Type:Antonov An-12
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12BK
C/n (msn):00347210
Operator Titles:KAPO im S.P. Gorbunova
City / Airport:Moscow - Domodedovo / Mikhail Lomonosov (UUDD / DME)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact
Photo ID:835236Submit Correction
View count: 74
First with the Soviet AF as "61 red" in 1970, to KAPO in 1993 and transferred to Airstars in 2000. КАПО stands for Казанское Авиационное Производственное Объединение (Kazan Aviation Production Association), and "им. С. П. Горбунова" means "named after S.P. Gorbunov". This refers to Sergei Petrovich Gorbunov, an important figure in the Soviet aviation industry in the early 1930s.
Registration / Serial:RA-13392
Aircraft Version:Antonov An-12BK
C/n (msn):00347210
Operator Titles:KAPO im S.P. Gorbunova
City / Airport:Moscow - Domodedovo / Mikhail Lomonosov (UUDD / DME)Map
Country:Russia
Photo Date:22 July 2000
Photo by:Richard VandervordContact