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System-Integrated Aviation Clusters Employing Small Aircraft

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A system-integrated aviation cluster employing small aircraft is proposed as a means of developing air transportation in Russia. Passenger and cargo flights are planned. The creation of an airport network around large cities is optimized, so as to link population centers. Factors taken into account include the traffic density between the population centers and the prospects for regional development. The proposed cluster will stimulate Russia’s aircraft industry (in particular, drone production); and boost high-technology aircraft maintenance in Russia. It will facilitate infrastructure development in the regions, as well as job creation.

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Burdina, A.A., El Said, A.F. & Borodina, N.A. System-Integrated Aviation Clusters Employing Small Aircraft. Russ. Engin. Res. 44, 453–457 (2024). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068798X24700163

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