Manufacturer catalog

United Aircraft Corporation

United Aircraft Corporation is a Russian state-owned aerospace holding that consolidates major design and production organizations behind Sukhoi, MiG, Ilyushin, Tupolev, Yakovlev, and Beriev aircraft, including fighter and attack-aircraft families represented in this catalog.

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UAC was established in 2006 by Russian presidential decree to concentrate Russia's aircraft design, production, testing, support, repair, modernization, and disposal capacity under one corporate structure. Its official materials describe member companies holding the Sukhoi, MiG, Il, Tu, Yak, and Beriev brands, with military products forming a large share of the production structure.

For this catalog, UAC is most relevant as the umbrella manufacturer attached to Russian and Soviet-legacy combat aircraft records. The connected catalog entries include Sukhoi and Mikoyan families where the original design bureaus predate UAC, but current manufacturing, support, or corporate attribution is grouped under the UAC holding.

fighter aircraftground-attack aircraftmilitary aircraft productionaircraft modernization and repaircivil and transport aircraft

Notable Systems

Su-57, Fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs

Sukhoi Su-57

Fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter aircraft

UAC's official Su-57 page describes the Sukhoi-designed fifth-generation multirole fighter and its serial-production status.

Sources: UAC Su-57
Su-35, Single-seat multirole fighter, Aircraft & UAVs

Sukhoi Su-35

Single-seat multirole fighter

UAC presents the Su-35 as a Sukhoi-designed deep modernization of the Su-27 family and a priority 4++ generation fighter program.

Sources: UAC Su-35

Sukhoi Su-30SME

UAC lists the Su-30SME in its military aircraft lineup as a two-seat multirole fighter variant within the Su-30 family.

Sources: UAC Su-30SME

MiG and Sukhoi legacy aircraft

The catalog also links UAC to legacy MiG and Sukhoi catalog facets; UAC official background says its structure holds the MiG and Sukhoi brands, while 2022 reporting documented the formal merger of Sukhoi and MiG into UAC.

Sources: About UAC, Xinhua Sukhoi and MiG Merger

Manufacturer History

  1. UAC established by presidential decree

    PJSC UAC says it was established under Russian Presidential Decree No. 140 to preserve and develop the scientific and industrial potential of Russia's aircraft industry.

    Sources: About UAC

  2. Defense repair plants transferred to UAC

    UAC's history notes that nine Russian Ministry of Defense aircraft repair plants were transferred to the corporation in 2013, expanding its military support and sustainment role.

    Sources: About UAC

  3. Renamed as PJSC UAC

    The company changed its full name to Public Joint-Stock Company United Aircraft Corporation in April 2015.

    Sources: About UAC

  4. Sukhoi and MiG merged into UAC

    Reporting based on UAC's announcement said Sukhoi and MiG merged into PJSC UAC, with UAC directly managing production and design bureaus while retaining the aircraft brands.

    Sources: Xinhua Sukhoi and MiG Merger

  5. Rostec describes ongoing military aircraft deliveries

    Rostec reported 2024 state-defense-procurement deliveries by UAC factories and identified UAC as included in Rostec State Corporation.

    Sources: Rostec 2024 UAC Deliveries

Subsidiaries
SukhoiMikoyanIlyushinTupolevYakovlevBeriev
Website links
Official websiteAbout UACMilitary aircraft lineup

UAC is state-owned, sanctioned, and covered unevenly in English-language public sources. This profile separates corporate/manufacturer context from weapon conflict-use claims, which remain in individual weapon entries.

Manufacturer Sources

  • About UACPublisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official corporate background for UAC's 2006 establishment, former OJSC name, April 2015 PJSC name change, activity areas, military production emphasis, brands, repair-plant transfer, and workforce context. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UAC Product RangePublisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official product-range page stating that UAC was established in 2006 to consolidate Russia's aircraft design and production assets and that its companies produce Su, MiG, Il, Tu, Yak, Beriev, Superjet 100, and MC-21 aircraft. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UAC Share CapitalPublisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official investor page supporting the controlling Russian state shareholding and public-company share context. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Treasury Sanctions Nearly 100 Targets in Putin's War MachinePublisher: U.S. Department of the Treasury | Note: U.S. Treasury background identifying Public Joint Stock Company United Aircraft Corporation as a Rostec subsidiary and a sanctioned Russian aerospace-sector entity. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • OFAC Sanctions List Search: UACPublisher: U.S. Department of the Treasury | Note: Official OFAC entry for Public Joint Stock Company United Aircraft Corporation, including Russian identifiers, 2006 establishment date, and state-owned-enterprise target type. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UAC Military AircraftPublisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official lineup page for UAC military aircraft, including Su-57, Su-35, MiG-35, Su-34, Su-30SME, Yak-130, and Yak-152. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UAC Su-57Publisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official UAC product page supporting Su-57 manufacturer background, Sukhoi design attribution, serial-production status, first-flight context, and multirole fighter role. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UAC Su-35Publisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official UAC product page supporting Su-35 manufacturer background, Sukhoi design attribution, 2008 maiden flight, priority-program status, and key fighter specifications. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • UAC Su-30SMEPublisher: United Aircraft Corporation | Note: Official UAC product page supporting Su-30SME manufacturer background and multirole fighter-family specifications. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Xinhua Sukhoi and MiG MergerPublisher: Xinhua | Note: Reports UAC's June 1, 2022 announcement that Sukhoi and MiG merged into PJSC UAC, with UAC directly managing production and design bureaus while retaining the brands. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Rostec 2024 UAC DeliveriesPublisher: Rostec | Note: Rostec news item identifying UAC as included in Rostec State Corporation and describing 2024 military aircraft production under the state defense procurement program. | Accessed: 2026-06-21
  • Logo of United Aircraft CorporationPublisher: Wikimedia Commons | Note: Image provenance and reuse context for the UAC logo; Commons identifies the source as uacrussia.ru, author as United Aircraft Corporation/Rostec, and licensing as public-domain text/logo geometry with trademark restrictions noted. | Accessed: 2026-06-21

Produced weapons

Category

Aircraft & UAVs

Crewed aircraft, drones, and loitering munitions.

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Yakovlev Yak-130, Combat trainer / light attack aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs2021 Myanmar Civil War, 2026 Iran WarYakovlev Yak-130Combat trainer / light attack aircraftBuilt in: RussiaThe Yakovlev Yak-130 is a Russian two-seat combat trainer and light-attack aircraft designed by Yakovlev and built through the Irkut/Yakovlev line inside United Aircraft Corporation. Official Russian sources frame it as a training aircraft able to simulate modern fighter employment and carry up to 3,000 kg of stores, while conflict records document Myanmar ground-attack sorties and an Iranian Yak-130 shot down during the 2026 Iran War.
Su-57, Fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2011 Syrian Civil WarSu-57Fifth-generation stealth multirole fighter aircraftBuilt in: RussiaThe Su-57, NATO reporting name Felon, is Russia's Sukhoi-designed fifth-generation stealth fighter built for air-to-air combat, internal weapons carriage, and standoff strike missions. UAC describes it as a front-line aircraft for air, ground, and sea targets, Rosoboronexport markets an export Su-57E variant, and conflict reporting ties the type to combat trials in Syria and limited Russian use around the war in Ukraine.
Su-25, Ground-attack aircraft, Aircraft & UAVs1979 Soviet-Afghan War, 1980 Iran-Iraq War +16 moreSu-25Ground-attack aircraftBuilt in: Soviet Union / Russia / GeorgiaThe Su-25 is a Soviet-designed armored close air support aircraft built for low-level battlefield strike, rough-field operation, and heavy stores carriage. Developed by Sukhoi and produced in Soviet, Russian, and Georgian factories, the twin-engine subsonic jet combines a protected cockpit, internal 30 mm cannon, and multiple pylons for rockets, bombs, missiles, and adapted guided weapons, with documented use from Afghanistan and Iraq to Darfur, Syria, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Ukraine.
Su-35, Single-seat multirole fighter, Aircraft & UAVs2014 Russia-Ukraine War, 2011 Syrian Civil WarSu-35Single-seat multirole fighterBuilt in: RussiaThe Su-35 is a Russian single-seat, twin-engine multirole fighter developed as a deep modernization of the Su-27 family. UAC describes it as a 4++ generation aircraft with thrust-vectoring 117S engines, a phased-array radar, and an 8,000 kg combat load; later reporting documents Su-35S combat service from Syria to the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War, where it has been tied to air-to-air and anti-radiation missile missions.