Even if the news has been around for several years (and always denied), according to Defence24.pl, vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Yuri Boyko has recently announced that the An-124 production will ...

GEODIS, a leading global logistics provider, today announced it completed a complex air cargo transport featuring oversized thermocompressors via Antonov AN-124, the world's largest cargo aircraft ...

Ukrainian aircraft manufacturer Antonov Company anticipates that next year, the Russian An-124 cargo plane will be confiscated in Canada, and the process of its transfer to Ukraine will commence ...

The Ukrainian-made Antonov An-124 Ruslan became the world's new largest cargo plane after Russia destroyed the beloved An-225 Myria last year.

As far as cargo aircraft go, this is a big one, right at the top of the freight carrier heap, behind only the Boeing 747-8, with its higher maximum takeoff weight. An Antonov-124-100 Ruslan ...

A monster of an airplane -- the Antonov An-124 -- will be parked at the La Crosse Regional Airport until this weekend.

The pictures show a giant Russian-made transport plane landed at Newquay Airport in Cornwall before it headed out across the Atlantic to the Falkland Islands. The enormous Antonov AN-124 was in ...

Antonov 124 aircraft carrying Australian Army jet leaves Brisbane Airport A Russian-made plane carrying Aussie F18s has taken off from Brisbane Airport despite similar aircraft being ‘grounded’.

Antonov State Enterprise (Kyiv) reported that on the eve of the Russian invasion, five An-124 aircraft were withdrawn from Ukraine; An-26, An-74 and An-225 Mriya aircraft were also ready to leave the ...

A Russian Antonov An-124, the second heaviest operating cargo aircraft landed at Huntsville International Airport Wednesday June 24, 2015. The plane was chartered by United Launch Alliance in ...

With a grace belying its enormous size, the Antonov-124 cargo plane, one of the world’s largest aircraft, took off from Adelaide Airport on Thursday bound for Malaysia.

With a grace belying its enormous size, the Antonov-124 cargo plane, one of the world’s largest aircraft, took off from Adelaide Airport on Thursday bound for Malaysia.