First of all, they plan to connect the central office of the State Corporation for Airspace Management in Moscow to the new system, as well as two regional branches – in Khabarovsk and Krasnoyarsk. This will be the first stage of a large-scale project that will cover the entire country.

Users will be provided with a single digital interface where they will be able to:

• see drones;
• track the air situation;
• calculate routes;
• receive flight status notifications.

The development of a subsystem for submitting flight plans on the Internet and via the telephone network has been entrusted to the Monitor Soft company. The terms of reference also state that all components of the platform should be based on domestic software, including the RED OS operating systems and the DBMS.

Almaz-Antey is one of the largest Russian concerns, uniting enterprises that develop and produce anti-aircraft missile and radar equipment and components of air and missile defense weapons. The concern’s products include the Buk, S-300, S-400, S-500 systems, etc.

Previously, Trap Aggressor wrote about German engines that were used in Russian drones at the Kupol plant, a subsidiary of Almaz-Antey, as well as about the ideologist of Russian air defense and the former chief developer of the concern, who created a fictional space country and now threatens security in space.