
A-50
Airborne early warning and control aircraftSKYbrary identifies the A-50 as a Beriev aircraft based on the Ilyushin Il-76 and describes it as an airborne early warning aircraft built to replace the Tu-126.
Sources: SKYbrary A50Manufacturer catalog
Beriev is the Taganrog-based Russian aircraft design and manufacturing organization best known for amphibious aircraft, seaplanes, and special-mission aircraft, including the Il-76-derived A-50 airborne early warning and control family.
3 weaponsBeriev traces its public identity to the Taganrog seaplane design bureau founded around Georgy Beriev in 1934. The organization later became part of Russia's United Aircraft Corporation structure, where UAC describes Beriev as one of the aircraft brands held by companies inside the corporation.
The manufacturer's historic specialty is maritime and amphibious aviation, but its defense-aerospace work also includes high-value airborne early warning and control programs. The A-50 uses an Ilyushin Il-76 transport airframe, while Beriev is the public manufacturer associated with the finished AEW&C aircraft and later A-100 development testbeds.
Beriev's modern public footprint is split between UAC product pages, Russian state-industry announcements, and aviation references. The Be-200 shows the amphibious line in serial-production form, while the A-50 and A-100LL records show how the Taganrog organization remained tied to Russian special-mission aircraft integration.

SKYbrary identifies the A-50 as a Beriev aircraft based on the Ilyushin Il-76 and describes it as an airborne early warning aircraft built to replace the Tu-126.
Sources: SKYbrary A50
UAC describes the Be-200 as a Beriev-designed amphibious jet aircraft, with development initiated in 1990 and serial production launched after certification in 2001.
Sources: UAC Be-200
TASS reported that the A-100LL flying laboratory was developed from an A-50/Il-76-family aircraft for A-100 radio-technical-complex tests before equipment moved to the Il-76MD-90A-based Premier platform.
Sources: TASS A-100LL First FlightThe Taganrog city profile says Beriev Aircraft Company was formed when the Taganrog Central Design Bureau of Seaplane Manufacturing was created and Georgy Beriev became chief designer.
Sources: Taganrog Beriev Profile
UAC says Be-200 amphibious-aircraft development began in 1990 under Alexander Yavkin at the G. Beriev Taganrog Design Bureau, using the earlier A-40 Albatros as the development basis.
Sources: UAC Be-200
UAC says it was established by Russian presidential decree in 2006 to consolidate aircraft design and production assets; its companies hold rights to brands including Beriev.
Sources: UAC Corporation Overview
TASS reported that the A-100LL flying laboratory completed its first flight as part of tests for the A-100 Premier airborne radar program.
Sources: TASS A-100LL First Flight
Rostec said the A-100 complex, based on the Il-76MD-90A with Vega radio equipment, made a flight with onboard radio equipment activated and with Beriev test pilot Sergey Parkhaev commanding the crew.
Sources: Rostec A-100 Radar Flight
UAC's 2024 dates-and-events page marked 1 October 2024 as the 90th anniversary of TANTK named after G. M. Beriev.
Sources: UAC Beriev 90th Anniversary
Public English-language corporate information for Beriev is limited and often appears through UAC, Rostec, TASS, and local Taganrog references. Longer legal and transliterated names are retained as aliases because open sources use Beriev, TANTK Beriev, and Beriev Aircraft Company for the same Taganrog aircraft organization.
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