MAKS Expo Moscow Russia

MAKS Expo Moscow RussiaExhibition Introduction

The Moscow Aviation Exhibition (MAKS) in Russia is a large-scale aerospace industry exhibition event. This event is mainly dedicated to showing people the latest products and technologies of the international aerospace and defense industries. The first Moscow Air Show was held in 1993, the second year after the collapse of the Soviet Union before 1992, in 1993, an international air show called 'Moscow Air Show-92' was held in the city of Zhukovsky near Moscow, Russia. . It will be held every two years thereafter.

The city of Zhukovsky is located about 40 kilometers southeast of Moscow. Here is the largest aeronautical scientific research center in Russia-the Central Aeronautical Fluid Power Research Institute, and the Gromov Flight Research Institute. To commemorate H.E. Zhukovsky, the founder of the Russian aviation industry, respected as the 'father of Russian aviation', the Soviet government named this small city developed by aviation as Zhukovsky.

Overview of the Russian aviation industry

The former Soviet Union is the country with the strongest and highest level of aerospace industry in the world except the United States. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Russia was in a dilemma during the economic transition. The aviation industry was the first to bear the brunt. Domestic military and civilian aircraft orders fell sharply and production fell sharply. In order to find a market and partners, Russian manufacturers at the international air show must visit almost every show. At the same time, there are many airshows in Russia, but the scale is limited, and the largest is the Moscow International Airshow.

MAKS Expo Moscow RussiaScope of exhibits

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