Interiors are made on the basis of original designer concepts from certified materials supplied by leading producers, which provide maximum comfort and meet the international requirements for VIP cabins.

The Ilyushin Il-96 is a short version of long-range, wide-body aircraft and incorporates advanced technology concepts such as supercritical wings,  winglets, a glass cockpit, and a fly-by-wire control system. It was first flown in 1988 and certified in 1992. The basic IL-96-300 is equipped with modern Russian avionics integrating six multi-function color LCD displays, inertial and satellite navigation systems, and an Traffic Collision Avoidance System (including mode "S"). It is certified for two crew operations.

The IL-96-300 aircraft is designed by Ilyushin Aviation Complex (city of Moscow, Russia) and manufactured by Voronezh Aircraft Manufacturing Company (city of Voronezh, Russia).

Less ground turnaround time, common crew rating, common spare parts, fuel efficient engines, and low maintenance costs, ensures operating expenses are minimized. Enhanced cabin configuration flexibility allows airlines versatility in fleet deployment as per the varying requirement of the routes flown by the operator, keeping in mind the commercial and economical aspect.

The aircraft is powered by four turbofan two-shaft PS-90A engines, produced by Perm Motors (city of Perm, Russia).

Main characteristics

• Takeoff thrust (ISA, H=0) - 17,400 kg
• Cruise thrust (ISA,10C, H=11 km, M=0,8) - 3340 kg
• By-pass ratio at maximum continuous power - 4,4
• Pressure ratio at maximum continuous power - 31,1
• Specific fuel consumption at cruise mode (?=11 km, M=0,8, ISA+10C) - 0.595 kg/kgfxh
• Fan diameter - 1,90 m
• Engine length - 5,533 m
• Engine and air intake- 6.184 m
• Engine weight - 2950 kg

LATEST ICAO RECOMENDATIONS
The crew and passenger cabins correspond to protection requirements of the aircraft against the illegal intervention of terrorists (the Amendment 27 to a Part 1 of the Appendix 6 to ICAO). Also both cabins correspond to safety requirements (Chapter 11 of the Appendix 8 to ICAO).

Avionics IL-96

The following systems as per the ICAO recommendations and Eurocontrol requirements are installed on the aeroplane:

• Integrated control panel of communication and navigation (KPRTS-95M-1)
• Flight management system (VSS-95-1)
• Electronic indication and alerting system (KSAIS)
• Inertial navigation system NSI-2000MT (or BINS-85)
• EGPWS (Honeywell MARK V or SRPBZ)
• ACARS BRIK-324
• SELCAL ASV-324
• Weather radar RDR-4B with functions of wind shear warning and turbulence detection.
• VHF radio «Orlan-85STD» with VDL Mode 2
• Crew satellite communication system «Aero Mini M» or «Aero I» (telephone and data exchange with ATC and airline)
• Cockpit voice recorder (SSCVR) RZBN-1
• Flight data digital recorder MSRP-?-02
• TCAS Honeywell CAS-81A

Passenger cabin layout for 262 seats

18 seats with pitch 54 inches + 244 seats with pitch 32 inches/
Galleys are positioned on the upper deck. 18 containers type LD-3 and crew rest room are located on the lower deck.

There is also an approved modification for converting of above layout to  289 seats by changing all seats of the business class section from 18 to 44 with a seat pitch of 34".

Payload Vs Range 

The IL-96-300 product support program is based on the IFC and VASO experience in international and domestic product support of Ilyushin aircraft. To provide an adequate service to the Buyer after the sale of the aircraft. IFC has established  "IFC Technik" to provide the following aspects of product support:

Airframe
Service life of the airframe is not less than 20 years or 60000 flight hours.
With each aircraft, the Buyer will be provided with a package of product warranty on the basis of Voronesh Aviation Plant standard Technical Delivery Terms, consisting of:

- 24 months or 4000 flight hours or 800 cycles (whatsoever shall occur first) coverage for proprietary parts of the aircraft manufactured by Voronesh Aviation Plant;
- the appropriate warranty documentation from Voronesh Aviation Plant suppliers covering the quality of their own parts.

Engines
Service life of the engines is not less than 60000 flight hours and 10000 cycles in case technical maintenance is performed properly.
With each engine, the Buyer will be provided with a package of product warranty on the basis of PERM MOTOR PLANT's standard Technical Delivery Terms consisting of:
- 2 years or 1000 flight hours or 500 cycles (whatsoever shall occur first) coverage for proprietary parts of the aircraft manufactured by PERM MOTOR PLANT;
- the appropriate warranty documentation from PERM MOTOR PLANT's suppliers covering the quality of the engine parts.