Rostec has launched a new production facility at the ODK-Salut plant in Moscow. The center, covering an area of over 10,000 square meters, is integrated into the United Engine Corporation infrastructure. It features seven production zones equipped with approximately 230 high-tech machines.
The facility will manufacture components for various Russian aircraft engines, including the PD-8 for the Superjet and the PD-14 for the MS-21. Production also covers parts for the AI-222-25, the TV7-117 family, and the VK-2500 engines, which power a wide range of domestic aircraft and helicopters.
The site also includes an educational center with nine laboratories designed to train over 750 college students annually. The training program focuses on modern industrial equipment, allowing students to master at least five related technical specialties to support future operations in the aviation industry.
