On Friday, 22 April, an Antonov AN-26 transport aircraft, which was carrying out a technical flight, crashed in the north of Zaporizhzhia Region. Quote: "This morning an Antonov AN-26 aircraft crashed ...

Antonov aircraft were prohibited from flying in the interior of Angola after an Antonov 26 crashed on Oct. 31 in a remote northeastern area, killing 48 people.

The Antonov aeronautics company said on Sept. 29 that Ukrainian civilian and military services currently operate 53 aircraft of the An‑26 family, the oldest among them being over 48 years old and the ...

Antonov An-124 UR-82073 flew over Kyiv and landed in Leipzig, marking a rare flight through Ukraine’s restricted airspace.

The army reported that the AN-26 military aircraft is used to carry students of the Kharkiv Aviation University of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The plane can carry up to 42 passengers.

The Antonov An-26 is a twin-engine, high-wing turboprop utility transport aircraft that first flew in 1969. Since then, nearly 1,500 have been built by Russian aircraft company Antonov.

FILE—An Antonov An-26 military transport aircraft takes off during training flights at the Nikolaevka aviation garrison of the Russia's Pacific naval fleet in Primorye Territory, Russia.

The crew of the Antonov An-26 aircraft that crashed in a nature reserve in the Khabarovsk region in Russia’s Far East did not survive, according to preliminary data, a source in the emergency ...

Angolan aviation experts also traveled in September to Moscow to urge Russian authorities to stop exporting rundown aircraft to Angola. In March, a Soviet-made Antonov 36 crashed during takeoff in ...

Denver International Airport visitors might have seen a big surprise on the runways Tuesday as one of the world's largest aircraft, the Antonov An-124 Ruslan, touched down.

Two Siberian airlines in Russia are seeking to extend the service life of Soviet-era planes. The Antonov An-24 and An-26 aircraft are small planes that are no longer in production. Russian ...