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MS-21 Seeks Fuel Efficiency without Split Winglets

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The MS-21 aircraft is aiming to match the efficiency of the Boeing 737 MAX without relying on its signature split winglets. The Russian-designed plane has completed its main test program and will receive new opportunities to improve efficiency, according to aviation expert Roman Gusarov.

Gusarov noted that improving aerodynamic qualities will play a significant role in reducing fuel consumption. He also mentioned that the MS-21's wings are designed for range, with a maximum distance of 3840 kilometers.

However, SkyExpert, an aviation expert and blogger, refuted this point of view, stating that the MS-21's wings are not solely responsible for its range.

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