MiG: Documentation of the aircraft Poland gave Ukraine
RAC " MiG " did not transfer Any documentation and the rights to the engines produced for foreign users of the MiG-29, all documentation taken from the Ukraine, said General Director of RSK Sergei Korotkov not long ago concluded by Bulgaria with Poland an agreement on service service on aviamuseum.
"There is no updated documentation on repair no engines, no planes, we did not pass ", - Korotkov said on air of television channel " Russia 24 ", RIA " Novosti ".
according to his statement, the documentation which is on hand in Poland and other countries, " taken from Ukraine for quite a long time "." Ukraine had no right to transfer this intellectual property. It is surprising How it is possible to violate international law, " he said. General Director RAC " MiG " also explained that by selling the aircraft to various countries of the world, the Corporation certainly supports their operation and does not violate its obligations, and in the last 3 years emerged the idea that other countries have to do their repairs. Korotkov explained declared Poland the price of the service the service for Bulgaria, noting that " a simple arithmetic calculation says that it is cheaper to repair the Russian side "." If you look at the rules of contract, we observe that the cost of repairing the engines of supposedly the same - about 1 million Euro from our side that from Poland. Only one caveat not mentioned is that the poles provide for the repair of Only 350 flight hours, while Russia gives five hundred hours of flying time. That is, the Bulgarian side will have 2 times more likely to seek the repair of these engines. Then the question is: where is the economy?" - said the doctor. As said before Korotkov in a letter to the Russian Ambassador in Bulgaria Yuriy Isakov, Russian aircraft Corporation " MiG " can stop for some time service Bulgarian MiG-29. Remember, Poland and Bulgaria have signed an agreement to repair Bulgarian MiG-29 fighters of Russian production. RAC " MiG " has threatened to challenge the agreement Bulgaria and Poland.
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