Antonov An-26 Take Off + Airbus A300 - Departure with the Typical Antonov Sound at Liege

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[@anitaroberts8729]

Always very happy to see and hear an Antonov! Thank you! 🛩💙🛩

[@AlexvanNoije]

For me the same. Love the Antonovs 👍

[@peacedude-gy3zl]

What is the name of the factory that produces cargo aircraft in Ukraine?

[@anitaroberts8729]

Antonov State Enterprise, based in Kyiv, but not manufacturing for a few years now. I believe they are building military drones at present.

[@AlexvanNoije]

I know that the antonov's which are still in service flew to Poland at the start of the war