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JSC Arsenyev Aviation Company Progress named after. N.I. Sazykina"

JSC Arsenyev Aviation Company Progress named after. N.I. Sazykina" is a large aircraft manufacturing enterprise located in the Primorsky Territory and specializing in the production of combat helicopters. AAK Progress products are used in more than 50 countries, are in service with the Russian Air Force and, in a number of indicators, have no analogues in the world.

Yaks and fallow deer

The business card of the enterprise is the Ka-50 “Black Shark” and Ka-52 “Alligator” combat helicopters, developed by the Kamov Design Bureau, produced on orders from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation.

The Arsenyev company Progress traces its history back to 1936, when aircraft plant No. 116 was organized in Primorye. In conditions of tense relations with Japan, which occupied neighboring Manchuria, it was necessary to ensure the repair of aircraft equipment on site, so that in the event of a military conflict, damaged aircraft would not be transported across half the country to Western Siberia.

During the Great Patriotic War The enterprise mastered the production of UT-2 training aircraft, used for training flight personnel. In total, about 3,000 of these machines were produced. In the post-war period, the plant began producing sports aerobatic machines of the Yak family, and since 1959 it has deployed mass production rocket technology.

Accumulated experience in rapid repurposing production lines allowed Progress to quickly complete the next task - to launch the production of the first combat helicopter in the USSR, the Mi-24 (Crocodile, in a later modification - Lan). In the 70-90s, 2,443 similar helicopters rolled off the production line of the enterprise - two per week.

Sharks and alligators

In 1991, the country's first combat attack helicopter, the Ka-50, known as the “Black Shark,” was launched into production in Arsenyev. It was designed to destroy armored and mechanized vehicles, air targets and manpower on the battlefield, and in terms of “effectiveness/cost” it had no equal. However, until 2006, only nine of these machines were produced - the 90s turned out to be for the enterprise difficult period. Specialists and workers left to seek their fortune in trade, and there were very few orders. In the worst years, the number of employees sometimes dropped to 600 people. For comparison, Progress currently employs more than 6,000 employees; it has actually become a city-forming enterprise.

Since 2009, the plant began production of modern Ka-52 (“Alligator”) helicopters. In 2011, this vehicle was recommended for adoption by the Russian Air Force, and an order was received from the Ministry of Defense for 140 such vehicles. In the coming years, Alligators should become the main combat helicopters of the Russian army.

The territory of the plant is about 290,000 sq. m, this is 12.5 times larger than Red Square. Production is constantly modernized, new machines and equipment are purchased, and we have our own training center. In 2010, a new Italian foundry complex was put into operation, which significantly improved the quality of casting parts - unfortunately, there are no analogues of such a complex in Russia. Work is underway to create a technology that is fundamentally new for the airline - a single information field that allows tracking manufacturing process at any stage.

The company's revenue in 2011 amounted to 10.3 billion rubles. (a year earlier - 7.8 billion rubles) - one of the largest indicators in the entire Russian industry. Today AAK Progress is a powerful and dynamically developing production site of the Russian Helicopters holding company. In addition to the legendary combat helicopters, the Arsenyev company produces sports aerobatic aircraft Yak-55 and Yak-55M, multi-purpose light helicopters Mi-34S, as well as supersonic cruise missiles of the ship-to-ship class. With such a scale of activity, it is not surprising that Progress is now the largest manufacturing company in all of Primorye.

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On Friday, September 9, at the Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after. N.I. Sazykin of the Russian Helicopters holding (part of the Rostec State Corporation) celebrated the 80th anniversary of the enterprise. On this day, the grand opening of the monument to the Ka-50 “Black Shark” helicopter, demonstration flights of aviation equipment and festive concert. The audience was also presented with a new product - the Ka-62 helicopter.

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In honor of the holiday, the company's employees had their working hours reduced, so they had time to walk around the plant's open-air museum.

On its birthday, the plant was visited by the management of the enterprise, Russian Helicopters and Rostec Corporation.

Part of the open-air museum exhibition on the territory of the Progress plant

The ZM-80 "Moskit" supersonic anti-ship cruise missile and the P-15M anti-ship missile, the world's first anti-ship missile that has undergone real combat use.

Technologists from the final assembly shop walk around the plant.

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On the eve of the holiday, September 8, at the Progress Palace of Culture, the General Director of the Russian Helicopters holding company, Alexander Mikheev, presented government and departmental awards to the honored employees of the enterprise.

In the photo: a monument to the Mi-24 helicopter at the Palace of Culture of the Progress company in the city of Arsenyev.

The grand opening of the monument to the Mi-24 helicopter took place on September 29 at the Palace of Culture of the Progress company in honor of the 110th anniversary of the founding of the urban settlement. This monument is recognition of merit labor collective AAK "Progress", gratitude not only for the invaluable contribution to the country's defense capability, but also for the development and support of the hometown of Arsenyev.
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Alexander Mikheev, General Director of the Russian Helicopters holding company, which includes AAK Progress PJSC, spoke to the plant staff. He addressed everyone present with congratulations. “I wish the team and veterans of PJSC Arsenyev Aviation Company Progress named after N.I. Sazykin" health, further fruitful development and new labor achievements for the benefit of the defense of our Motherland!" - said Alexander Mikheev at the end of his congratulatory speech.

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The first festive event on September 9 was the grand opening of the monument to the Ka-50 “Black Shark” helicopter.

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The helicopter glider, manufactured about 20 years ago at PJSC AAK PROGRESS, was transferred to the city of Arsenyev by the Ministry of Defense Russian Federation in July this year. Subsequently, it was brought to its exhibition form by the airline’s specialists and installed on a pedestal on Glory Square near PJSC AAK PROGRESS.

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The honorary right to open the monument and deliver a welcoming speech was given to: Managing Director of PJSC AAK "PROGRESS" Yuri Denisenko, Head of the Arsenyevsky Urban District Alexander Dronin, General Designer of JSC "Kamov" Sergey Mikheev and Bishop of Arsenyevsky and Dalnegorsk Gury.

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Manager director of PJSC AAK "PROGRESS" Yuri Denisenko.

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General designer of Kamov JSC Sergey Mikheev

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Also on the anniversary day, media representatives were able to see production capacity enterprises.

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The second Ka-62 in the final assembly shop

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Then the guests of the holiday were invited to the Progress flight test station, where demonstration performances by aircraft modelers from the Primorsky Territory and the Amur Region took place.

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In a static parking lot, the city’s residents and guests were presented for the first time prototype the promising civilian multi-purpose helicopter Ka-62, as well as the serial combat attack and reconnaissance helicopter Ka-52 Alligator, which today is the “calling card” of the Arsenyev helicopter plant.

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After the holiday, demonstration flights began. The Ka-52 Alligator helicopter manufactured by PJSC AAK Progress performed aerobatic maneuvers.

In total, on this day, the Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after. N.I. Sazykin was visited by more than 10 thousand people: representatives of the government of the Russian Federation, regional authorities, aircraft and mechanical engineering industries, enterprise employees and members of their families, residents and guests of Arsenyev.

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Mi-8AMTSh transport and attack helicopter
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Parachutists performed a complex and rare aerobatic maneuver called "bell"
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The highlight of the program is aerobatics on the Ka-52 Alligator
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"Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after Sazykin" is one of largest enterprises aerospace industry of Russia. The plant's calling card is the Ka-52 Alligator combat helicopters, developed by the Kamov Design Bureau, produced on orders from the Ministry of Defense. Here's a big photo report about how these legendary cars are built.

Below the cut are photographs about the production of Ka-52 "Alligator" helicopters at the AAK "PROGRESS" plant named after Sazykin

On December 25, 2013, at the Arsenyev Aviation Company Progress named after N.I. Sazykin (AAK Progress, part of Russian Helicopters OJSC) - subsidiary company OPK "Oboronprom") in Arsenyev an official ceremony took place to hand over a batch of 14 Ka-52 "Alligator" combat helicopters manufactured by the enterprise to the Russian Ministry of Defense.

The ceremony was attended by the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Air Force, General Viktor Bondarev, and the General Director of the Russian Helicopters holding company, Alexander Mikheev. The helicopters will enter service with the army aviation of the Western Military District.

The Far Eastern Federal University is completing large-scale work on the creation of an intelligent robotic complex for processing polymer composite parts of the new Ka-62 civil helicopters. This model of the Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after N.I. Sazykina is one of the most anticipated new products of the Russian Helicopters holding company on the world market. The unique system, designed and assembled by scientists from the FEFU School of Engineering, is capable of hydroabrasively processing more than 250 types of parts up to six meters in size from 22 types of composite materials. At the final stage, it is necessary to finally debug the operation of the complex, and by the end of 2015, it will be launched into pilot operation directly at the plant.

Rector of the Far Eastern Federal University Sergei Ivanets visited the Progress aviation plant in Arsenyev. Representatives of the enterprise, part of the Russian Helicopters holding, showed the head of the university the results of work on modernizing production and talked about the first results of cooperation between the aircraft plant and FEFU.

First of all, representatives of the plant demonstrated the production process of the Ka-52 Alligator all-weather combat helicopters, as well as prototypes of the deck modification of this model - the Ka-52K, produced for the Ministry of Defense. The site for assembling prototypes of the new multi-purpose Ka-62 helicopter was also not spared.

A tactical flight exercise was held at the Chernigov Army Aviation Base in Primorye, during which the crews of the Ka-52 “Alligator” and Mi-8AMTSh “Terminator” helicopters launched a missile strike against the targets and manpower of a mock enemy.

Tactical flight exercises took place on the territory of the Chernigovka Army Aviation Base. Pilots of the Ka-52 Alligator attack helicopters learned to launch a missile strike against an amphibious landing force of a mock enemy. According to the legend of the exercises, illegal armed groups on landing boats and floating armored vehicles tried to seize the shore of one of the districts of the Primorsky Territory.

Tactical flight exercises took place on the territory of the Chernigovka Army Aviation Base. The pilots learned to launch a missile strike against an amphibious landing force of a mock enemy. Also at the base, training was held on landing and preparing a helicopter in chemically contaminated areas.

On Thursday, February 5, a joint training of army aviation and air defense took place at the Chernigov air base. It was attended by Ka-52 Alligator helicopters, Mi-8 AMTSH Terminator helicopters and the crew of the Pantsir anti-aircraft missile and gun system.

The new combat helicopters have a wide range of capabilities, good maneuverability and the latest weapons. During the exercises, helicopter pilots performed maneuvers of varying complexity in order to escape from the air defense of a mock enemy and suppress its radar systems.

04/20/2012 at the airbase Air Force Russia "Chernigovka", for the first time, demonstration flights of the newest combat helicopters Ka-52 "Alligator" and Mi-8AMTSh, which were part of the air base, took place.

It is noteworthy that only two air garrisons are equipped with Ka-52 Alligator combat helicopters. This is the center for combat use and retraining of flight personnel in the city of Torzhok and the 319th separate helicopter combat control regiment, now part of the Chernigov air base.
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Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after. N. I. Sazykina

OJSC "Arsenyev Aviation Company "PROGRESS" named after N.I. Sazykin"- an aircraft manufacturing company located in the city of Arsenyev, one of the largest enterprises in the aerospace industry of the Russian Federation. Part of the Russian Helicopters OJSC holding. Today, the calling card of AAK Progress is the Ka-50 Black Shark and Ka-52 Alligator combat helicopters, developed by the Kamov Design Bureau, produced on orders from the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Aircraft produced by the plant have been repeatedly demonstrated at international air shows and arms exhibitions. For decades, AAK Progress has worked closely with world-famous design bureaus - A.S. Yakovleva, O.K. Antonova, M.L. Milya, N.I. Kamova, MKB "Raduga".

The production area of the plant is 290,000 sq.m. The number of employees is 6,000 people.

The labor merits of the plant's staff were recognized with government awards: the Order of the Red Banner of Labor (1977) and the Order of the October Revolution (1986). Over the 70 years of operation of the Progress plant, 625 employees have been awarded state awards and industry incentives. Three people were awarded the title of Hero of Socialist Labor - plant director Sazykin N.I., mechanic Kuznetsova M.A., turner Udovenko N.F., .

Story

Since 1986, the plant begins to receive design documentation, and in 1988, the assembly of the first pre-production helicopter of the B-80 type, later named Ka-50, began. On May 22, 1991, the first Ka-50 helicopter assembled at Progress took off at the factory airfield. Until 2006, 9 machines of this type were delivered to the customer. Currently, several more Ka-50s have been manufactured, and previously produced vehicles have been repaired. The production of Ka-50 helicopters has been temporarily suspended until the design of the helicopter is clarified in the context of its combat use with Ka-52 helicopters.

In 2004, by the decision of the Board of Directors of JSC AAC Progress general director Yuri Petrovich Denisenko is appointed to the plant.

Ka-50 - combat helicopter "Black Shark"
Ka-52 - all-weather combat helicopter "Alligator"
Ka-62 - multi-purpose helicopter

3M-80 - anti-ship cruise missile of the Moskit complex
3M-80E - anti-ship cruise missile of the Moskit-E complex
3M-80MVE - anti-ship cruise missile of the Moskit-MVE complex
3M-82 - anti-ship cruise missile

AAK Progress exported its products to more than 50 countries: Vietnam, Iraq, Cuba, Yemen, China, Syria, India, Algeria and other countries.

Repair

AAK Progress carries out repairs

Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after N.I. Sazykina is an aircraft manufacturing company located in the city of Arsenyev, Primorsky Krai. Aviation plant is the largest highly equipped enterprise, a carrier of unique aviation and rocket technologies. This is the only enterprise in Far East, which is part of the Kamov association. The history of the plant begins in 1936, with the selection of a site and construction of an aircraft repair plant and a workers' village in the village of Semenovka. After the commissioning of the first buildings in 1939, work began on the repair of aircraft and their engines, and from 1941 the production of UT-2 training aircraft began. The aircraft fuselage, center section and wings were made of wood.

Today Progress Airlines is open joint stock company with mixed ownership. The controlling stake belongs to the state. Year of incorporation - 1993.

The production area of the plant is 290,000 square meters. The number of working personnel is about 4,000 people. Aircraft produced by the plant have been repeatedly demonstrated at international air shows and arms exhibitions. For decades, AAK Progress has worked closely with world-famous design bureaus - A.S. Yakovleva, O.K. Antonova, M.L. Milya, N.I. Kamova, A.N. Tupolev, MKB "Raduga".

The calling card of AAK Progress is the Ka-50 Black Shark and Ka-52 Alligator combat helicopters, developed by the Kamov Design Bureau, produced on orders from the Russian Ministry of Defense. In addition, supersonic cruise missiles of the Moskit-E complex have been mastered for export.

For more than 30 years, sea-based missiles of several brands have been supplied in the required volumes to meet the needs of customers.

In the post-war years, the company did not part with small aircraft: various modifications of the Yak-18, Yak-50, Yak-55 sports aerobatic machines were produced here, and currently the airline produces two-seat sport aircraft master class type Yak-54. This aircraft, created on the basis of proven systems and assemblies of the single-seat sports and acrobatic aircraft Yak-55M, is easy to fly. Its piloting is quite accessible even to a novice pilot. A large margin of safety, high power output and excellent controllability enable an experienced athlete to perform the most complex aerobatics maneuvers on the Yak-54. On this aircraft, Russian athletes have repeatedly won prizes at competitions at various levels.

The MI-34S multi-purpose light helicopter has been mastered and is being mass-produced. As part of the Federal Disposal Program, the technology for recycling aircraft and missile weapons has been developed. Preparations are underway for the repair of MI-24 helicopters of all modifications. There is a wide range of services legal entities and the population, a large range of products is manufactured through inter-factory cooperation.

Field of activity of the plant:

Development, production, service, modernization and repair of weapons and military equipment;

Disposal of weapons and military equipment;

Development, production, distribution and servicing of aerospace equipment, other industrial and technical products, consumer goods.

Today, JSC AAK Progress has such technological capabilities as foundry production and the production of parts from plastics and rubber.

In foundry production it is possible to produce:

Production of model wooden equipment of any complexity and configuration.

Lost wax castings from structural alloy steels 25L, 35KhGS, stainless steels VNL-3, VNL-4, aluminum alloys AL-9, AL-19, VAL-10 with dimensions up to 500*200*300 mm, with a minimum wall thickness of 3 mm. Alloys in furnaces IST-0.16

Casting into the ground from magnesium alloys ML-5, ML-5Pch, aluminum alloys AL-9, AL-19, AL-2, VAL-10 of varying complexity and configuration. Weight Limit castings 200 kg, minimum wall thickness 4 mm. Melt the metal in resistance furnaces with a capacity of 250 kg.

Castings of titanium alloy VT5L using lost wax models and in printed graphite molds. The maximum weight of castings is up to 100 kg, the minimum wall thickness is 3 mm. Alloy smelting in vacuum arc furnaces VDL-4, NIAT 833D.

Steel and cast iron castings from alloys 25L, Sch18, 110G13L, obtained by casting into the ground. The maximum weight of castings is 400 kg. Melt the metal in induction furnaces IST-0.4 - with a capacity of 400 kg and IST-1.0 - with a capacity of 1 ton. Heat treatment of 110G13L alloys in heating furnaces at a temperature of 10,000 degrees.

Castings from aluminum alloy AL-2, obtained by injection molding on A71108 machines. The weight of castings is up to 3 kg.

Chill casting from aluminum alloys AL-9, AL-19, AL-2, VAL-10. Casting weight up to 10 kg.

Casting of large-sized thin-walled castings from AL-2 alloy, obtained by parallel approaching half-molds on casting and pressing machines VP-10, VP-20, LPS-9.

The company has a fleet of hydraulic presses for molding products from various rubber compounds according to customer specifications.

Among the first in the industry, AAK Progress developed and successfully implemented a program for modernizing the existing quality system. The company has a conclusion from the voluntary certification system “Military Register” No. VR 04.212.1541-2004 on the presence at the enterprise of conditions that ensure the fulfillment of the state defense order in the production, maintenance and repair of weapons and military equipment.

From year to year the company increases its technical potential, mastering the production of new aircraft and helicopters. The plant works in close contact with the world-famous design bureaus of OJSC Kamov, OJSC Moscow Helicopter Plant named after M.L. Mil", OJSC State Medical Clinical Hospital "Raduga" named after A.Ya. Bereznyak" and JSC "OKB named after A.S. Yakovlev." The labor merits of the plant's staff were recognized with government awards: the Order of the Red Banner of Labor (1977) and the Order of the October Revolution (1986).

The company makes significant contributions to the city budget of the city of Arsenyev, which contributes to the development of the city.

Production of attack and reconnaissance helicopters Ka-52 "Alligator". Preparations for production of the naval helicopter Ka-52K and civilian Ka-62.

Contact faces

Managing Director - Denisenko Yuri Petrovich
Chief engineer - Vyacheslav Evgenievich Kravchenko
Director of Logistics and Sales - Alexander Petrovich Mironov

Certificates and licenses:

License for the production of aviation equipment, including dual-purpose aircraft, light aircraft and their components (EKPS 1510, 1560) No. 1722 dated July 24, 2002, issued by the Russian Aviation and Space Agency;
- License for the production of weapons and military equipment: production, modernization (in agreement with the developer) of helicopters and their components (EKPS 1520,1560), main and tail rotor blades (EKPS 1615), guided ship missiles (EKPS 1470, 1471, 1472 ), spare parts (EKPS 1470, 1520) No. 1718 dated July 24, 2002, issued by the Russian Aviation and Space Agency;
- License for repair of weapons and military equipment: repair of helicopters and their components (EKPS 1520,1560), main and tail rotor blades (EKPS 1615), guided ship missiles (EKPS 1470, 1471, 1472), spare parts (EKPS 1470, 1520) No. 1720 dated July 24, 2002, issued by the Russian Aviation and Space Agency.

Historical reference:

The history of the Arsenyev Aviation Company "Progress" named after Nikolai Sazykin (AAK "Progress") began in 1936, when it was opened in Arsenyev aircraft repair plant No. 116. Over more than 70 years of history, the plant has moved from repair to production of aircraft and has become one of the leading enterprises in Primorye. The company is named after Nikolai Sazykin, who served as director of the plant in 1959-1976 and made a huge contribution to the development of the enterprise and the city of Arsenyev.
In 1969, AAK Progress began production of the legendary Mi-24 helicopter, the production of which continued for almost two decades. Today, AAK Progress produces one of the most advanced combat vehicles in its class - the Ka-52 Alligator reconnaissance and attack helicopters. The Ka-52 is supplied to the Russian Air Force and may be offered for export. AAK Progress is also preparing for the production of a naval modification of this helicopter - the Ka-52K.
In addition to the production of military helicopters, AAK Progress is establishing serial production of the new civil multi-purpose helicopter Ka-62, which are being designed design bureau"Kamov" within the framework of international cooperation with large European companies. It is planned that production of the Ka-62 at AAK Progress will begin in 2015.
Today, AAK Progress is modernizing production. Implementation innovative technologies takes place within the framework of the federal target program "Development of the military-industrial complex of the Russian Federation for the period 2011 - 2020." At the first stage of the program implementation, technical re-equipment is carried out foundry, at the second stage - reconstruction and re-equipment of the composite and mechanical production, implementation of digital and information technologies, as well as increasing the energy efficiency of the enterprise.
AAK "Progress" participates in industrial cooperation with other enterprises of the Russian Helicopters holding company and receives orders to perform foundry work for other industries.

Participation in associations

Russian Helicopters is one of the world leaders in the helicopter industry, the only developer and manufacturer of helicopters in Russia, as well as one of the few companies in the world with the capabilities of design, production, testing and Maintenance modern civil and military helicopters. The Russian Helicopters holding is part of the Rostec State Corporation.

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