Yakovlev Yak-40 - Aeroflot Archives

'The Yak-40 is the world's first regular-schedule jetliner using short earth runways'

Aircraft Yak-40

3 panels (6 pp), 291 x 205 mm, EN

V/O Aviaexport USSR Moscow

Vneshtorgizdat Order N°34352

Yak-40 Passenger Jet Aircraft

4 pp, 270 x 205 mm, RU*

V/O Aviaexport USSR Moscow

Vneshtorgizdat Order N°34582

*also in EN

Yak-40

3 panels (6 pp), 220 x 93 mm, RU-EN-FR

Yak-40

3 panels (6 pp), 209 x 295 mm, RU-EN

Aviareklama

Yak-40 modern jet-age comfort, all field capability

32 pp, 357 x 234 mm, RU-EN*

V/O Aviaexport

*also in RU-GE

Aircraft Yak-40

26 pp (including 1 fold-out), 290 x 206 mm, EN

V/O Aviaexport USSR Moscow

Yak-40

6 panels (12 pp), 135 x 290 mm, RU-EN

Aviareklama

Yak-40 in the spotlight

16 pp, 200 x 200 mm, EN*

Aviaexport, published by 'Soviet Export'

*also in FR (Yak 40, un avion plein de promesses)

Yak-40 Medium range jet

Folder (2 panels) containing a 12 pp brochure, 421 x 296 mm, EN

Aviaexport (Made in Germany)

Yak-40 Passenger jet aircraft for short and medium-haul operations

4 pp, 209 x 210 mm, FR

V/O Aviaexport USSR, 1977

Yak-40

3 panels (6 pp), 240 x 165 mm, RU*

Aviaexport, 1977

*also in EN

'Mechanic Boris Vorobyev inspecting the motor gondola of the new jet airliner YAK-40, now starting to serve the airlines of Aeroflot.' Photo N° 742930 by V. Sozinov - Moscow, September 1969 - Fotokhronika TASS

'Modernized Yak-40 plane for local airlines as seen from the side.' Photo N° 786586 by S. Preobrazhensky - Moscow, 20 May 1971 - Fotokhronika TASS

'Demonstration flights of a Soviet triple-jet plane YAK-40 in Peru. OPS: 'YAK-40' in the airport of Lima.' - Photo N° 807109 by E. Elshov - Moscow, 29 February 1972 - Fotokhronika TASS

'Moscow. The YAK-40 planes pictured above in flight and on ground are very reliable and confortable planes serving on over 100 local lines. They are becoming more and more popular abroad especially in Japan, FRG, USA and several countries of Latin America. Recently two YAK-40 planes were purchased by Italian AIRTIRRENA Airline.' - Photo N° 810846 by S. Preobrazhensky - Moscow, 25 April 1972 - Fotokhronika TASS

'The Sky begins on the Earth'; In the assembly shop of the works.' - Photo N° 840406 by Yu. Nabatov - Moscow, August 1973 - Fotokhronika TASS

'The Sky begins on the Earth'; In the assembly shop of the works.' - Photo N° 840414 by Yu. Nabatov - Moscow, August 1973 - Fotokhronika TASS

'Flying Observatory; Moscow. So called 'active experiments' in the course of which injection of charged particles inder controlled primary conditions is being exercised from board a space craft, are a radically new trend in the exploration of outer space. One of the main tasks of these experiments is to study the process of contact of the injected particles and environment. Artificial northern lights, luminescence of an about-the -rocket space and plasma are also among them. A supersensitive TV system, installed on board the YAK-40 aicraft, to register such a luminescense in all weather, has been designed at the institute of Earth's Magnetism, Ionosphere and radio waves of the USSR Academy of Sciences ('Izmir')' - Photo N° 955058 by A. Kovtun - Moscow, January 1978 - Fotokhronika TASS

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