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Item Number: AviaBoss A2001

Antonov An-10A Aeroflot "Monino Museum"

The Antonov An-10 was a four-engined turboprop passenger transport aircraft designed in the Soviet Union. A total of 104 aircraft were built, including the prototype and static test airframes, entering service with the Ukrainian Civil Aviation Directorate of Aeroflot from 27 April 1959, proving popular due to large cargo volume(when fitted with reduced seating) and excellent field performance making the aircraft suitable for use on small undeveloped airfields.

Antonov An-10A was advanced and the most popular version with increased seating, decreased empty weight/increased payload and Ivchenko AI-20K engines. Antonov An-10A was operated in Aeroflot from 1959 till 1972 years.

An aircraft with registration number CCCP-11213 was based at Syktyvkar airport in the 1960-1970's and operated by the Komi department of Aeroflot airline. Currently this plane is stored in the Monino aviation museum and is the only surviving An-10 in the world.

Antonov An-10A CCCP-11213 at the Monino museum, Russia.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.

Antonov An-10A scale model, AviaBoss A2001.