10 самолётов КБ Антонова, которые определили лицо советской авиации!

On May 31, 1946, the design bureau was founded under the leadership of Oleg Antonov. For nearly eight decades, it created aircraft that became symbols of entire eras—from the An-2, which still flies today, to the An-225 Mriya, the largest aircraft in the world. But which Antonov aircraft were built in the largest numbers? Ten entries, from rarest to most common: the An-124 Ruslan, the An-22 Antey, the An-72 and An-74, the An-8, the An-28, the An-32, the An-12, the An-26, the An-24—and the absolute winner, a biplane designed in 1947, whose production continued for seven decades. Everyone knows the answer. But few realize how many there actually are.