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* Konavia Firefly - low-wing, single piston engined, six-seat aircraft | * Konavia Firefly - low-wing, single piston engined, six-seat aircraft | ||
* Konavia Dragonfly - high-wing, single turboprop, twelve-seat aircraft | * Konavia Dragonfly - high-wing, single turboprop, twelve-seat aircraft | ||
* [[ | * [[wikipedia:PZL_M28|PZL M28]] - high-wing, dual turboprop utility aircraft (licensed production) | ||
* [[Konavia Super Seven]] - dual turboprop passenger/cargo STOL aircraft (under development) | * [[Konavia Super Seven]] - dual turboprop passenger/cargo STOL aircraft (under development) | ||
Revision as of 23:16, 25 September 2022
| Public | |
| Traded as | NSE: KNA |
| Industry | Aerospace |
| Headquarters | , |
Key people | Roger Lansing CEO |
| Products | Aircraft, satellites, aircraft subsystems |
Number of employees | 7,300 (2019) |
| Subsidiaries | Konavia Orbital |
| Website | http://www.konavia.co.rd |
Konavia is a Radictistani aerospace company manufacturing general aviation aircraft and flight instrumentation systems. Through its subsidiary Konavia Orbital, the company also manufactures commercial communications satellites. The company is headquartered in Greater Nuxenstat but has its main production facilities in Brightburg, Erdwoodsur. The company is best known for its popular Mantis and Aphid light aircraft and as the manufacturer of the RadSat satellites.
Products
Civilian aircraft
- Konavia Mantis - low-wing, single piston engined, two-seat aircraft
- Konavia Aphid - high-wing, single piston engined, four-seat aircraft
- Konavia Firefly - low-wing, single piston engined, six-seat aircraft
- Konavia Dragonfly - high-wing, single turboprop, twelve-seat aircraft
- PZL M28 - high-wing, dual turboprop utility aircraft (licensed production)
- Konavia Super Seven - dual turboprop passenger/cargo STOL aircraft (under development)
Military aircraft
- Pilatus PC-9 - single turboprop, two-seat training aircraft (licensed production)
Avionics
- Integrated flight instrument systems K100 and K200
- Air data computers
- Altitude and heading reference systems
- Heads-up displays
- Flight recorders
- Aircraft inertial navigation systems
- Aircraft satellite navigation (GLONASS-R) receivers
- Aviation transponder systems
- Radio and barometric altimeters
Satellites
- RadSat A - communications satellite bus
- RadSat A2 communications satellite bus
- RadSat B - communications satellite bus
- RBSat A - communications satellite bus