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Shortcut WP:SATF

Welcome to the Soviet Aviation task force, a joint project of WikiProject Aviation and WikiProject Soviet Union.

Goals

• To improve the quality and quantity of articles documenting all aspects of aviation in the USSR, including notable pilots, major accidents, airports, and domestically produced aircraft.

Scope

Articles dealing with any of the following topics:

• Aviation accidents and incidents that took place in the Soviet Union, especially before glasnost
• Aviation accidents and incidents that involved Soviet-made aircraft (even if it didn't crash in the Soviet Union)
• Airports built in the Soviet Union
• Notable Soviet aviators
• Domestically produced aircraft and engines