Antonov Airlines
Antonov Airlines is a Ukrainian cargo airline that operates international charter services in the world of the oversized cargo market.
Visit the website antonov.com/en/airlines
About Antonov Airlines
Antonov Airlines specialises in the transportation of outsized and project cargo worldwide using its fleet of seven AN-124-100 “Ruslan” aircraft, two of which have a payload of up to 150 tonnes, its 60-tonne payload AN-22, as well as smaller AN-74 and AN-26 aircraft.
More than 30 years after launching as the first company to offer the AN-124-100 commercially, Antonov Airlines continues to deliver air cargo solutions across the aerospace, defence, energy, humanitarian, industrial, automotive, and oil and gas sectors.
Antonov Airlines is a division of Antonov Company, headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine, and a Ukrainian state-owned enterprise, which designs, develops, produces, and maintains the AN aircraft.
Antonov Airlines is member of leading international project cargo specialist group The Heavy Lift Group.
Antonov Airlines’ headquarters is at 1, Akademika Tupoleva Str., Kyiv. Its Ukrainian sales team is on hand to receive outsize cargo charter enquiries and can be contacted collectively at the following e-mail address – sales@antonov–airlines.aero.
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onloading IST
Drill equipment being loaded in Istanbul, Turkey.
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offloading ROB
Drill equipment being offloaded in Monrovia, Liberia.
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Automotive cargo being loaded 1
The first 40 tonnes of automotive parts were loaded in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, and a further 40 tonnes were loaded in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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Automotive cargo being loaded 2
The cargo from Indonesia and Vietnam to Ohio, USA was in response to increasing demand from vehicle manufacturers as plants across the USA reopened.
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offloading at SWF
The cargo was loaded and unloaded onto the AN-124s using external cranes and unique loading equipment that was developed by Antonov Airlines’ in-house engineers.
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offloading at Stewart USA
Pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment being offloaded at Stewart International Airport, New York, USA.
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Antonov Airlines Drill
The cargo included a giant drill shaft, which was required for upgrading machinery at the final destination to ensure minimal down-time affecting operations.
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Antonov Airlines Mining
Antonov’s load master designed a tailored frame to carry one of the pieces of equipment and the cargo was loaded and unloaded using Antonov’s in-house engineering solutions for delicate and oversized cargo.
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Antonov Airlines AUS-BRA 2
Cargo included a giant drill shaft and a transport cradle, which was required for upgrading machinery at the final destination with minimal down-time affecting operations.
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Antonov Airlines AUS-BRA 1
Antonov’s load master designed a tailored frame to carry one of the pieces of equipment and the cargo was loaded and unloaded using Antonov’s in-house engineering solutions for delicate and oversized cargo.
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Loading the rotor
Antonov Airlines used loading equipment designed by its in-house engineering team, while the external cranes for loading and unloading at airport were arranged by Rhenus Project Logistics USA.
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Loading the rotor 2
The 54-tonne rotor measured 10.50 m long, 3.89 m wide, and 4.13 m high.
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AN-225 at Shannon Airport, Ireland.
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Aerial shot of the AN-225.
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The AN-225 in Montreal, Canada, with full cargo.
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The AN-225 in Montreal, Canada.
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Pablo Soria (1)-2
Antonov Airlines own the only completed Antonov AN-225, the world’s largest operational cargo aircraft. Photo credit: Pablo Soria.
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Offloading of AN-225 in Warsaw, Poland.
Offloading of the AN-225 Mriya in Warsaw, Poland.
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AN-225 Project Cargo
One of the many project cargo operations the AN-225 has assisted with being loaded.
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AN-225 Loading
The AN-225 Mriya has a payload of 250 tonnes.
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Offloading in Auckland, New Zealand
The USA AMERICAN MAGIC team's AC75 yacht being offloaded after arriving in Auckland, New Zealand.
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LunaRossa
The Italian LUNA ROSSA team's AC75 yacht being loaded in Italy for transport to New Zealand.
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Loading in Providence, USA
The USA AMERICAN MAGIC team's AC75 yacht being loaded in Providence, New Jersey, USA.
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Ineos UK
The UK INEOS team's AC75 yacht being loaded on to the AN-124-100 Ruslan.
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ANTONOV AIRLINES LETTER SIGNATURE V1
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SAG Head
The cargo included an oversized semi-autogenous grinding (SAG) head and will be used to create new tunnels at a mine near to Comodoro Rivadavia, Argentina.
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Cargo from truck to aircraft
The sections of cargo were loaded and unloaded using the AN-124-100s onboard cranes.
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AN-124-100
The 700 cbm cargo capability of the AN-124-100 made it the ideal choice for transporting the oversized mining equipment.
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Crane loading
The sections of cargo were loaded and unloaded using the AN-124-100s onboard cranes.
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AN-225 in Germany
The AN-225 preparing for loading cargo at Liepzig-Halle airport, Germany.
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AN-225 Namibia
The cargo, a mixture of masks, anti-viral gowns, sick meds, and other personal protective equipment, was provided by German Military Medical Command and transported on behalf of Germany’s Federal Ministry of Defence at the request of the Namibian Government.
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Antonov Airlines Fire Truck 1
Antonov Airlines created a solution within a week to get the trucks to Central Asia after a change in circumstances meant short-notice airfreight was the only way to deliver the cargo safely and on time.
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Antonov Airlines Fire Truck 2
Antonov Airlines safely transported three Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 fire trucks on a single AN-124-100M-150.
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Antonov Airlines Fire Truck 3
Each of the three Rosenbauer Panther 6x6 fire trucks weighed 21 tonnes and measured 12 m in length.
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Helicopter Loading
Each S-70i helicopter measured 17.52 m long, 3.2 m wide, 3.9 m in height, and weighed 5.6 tonnes.
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S-70i Black Hawk helicopter loading
The Polish-built Sikorsky S-70i Black Hawk helicopters were loaded using the AN-124-100's winch system.
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Inside the hold
Detailed loading and unloading plans were developed by Antonov Airlines’ in-house engineers to ensure the safe stowage and transport of the military cargo within the AN-124-100’s cargo cabin specifications.
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