TU-144 SST : AEROFLOT FLEET : 06-1

Copyright Alberto Storti-1977.

Aircraft Number 06-1
Current Registration	CCCP-77110
Production Model	Tu-144S “004”
Maiden Flight	14th February 1977 : Voronezh, USSR.
Registration History	Registered CCCP-77110 to Aeroflot - Soviet Airlines.
Final Flight	1st June 1984 : Delivery flight to Ulyanovsk.
Total Flights	212 flights.
Total Flight Hours	314 hours.
Current Usage	On display at the Museum of Civil Aviation of Ulyanovsk.
Current State	El tiempo El tiempo en Ulyanovsk
Notes	This aircraft was the second of the two planes used for regular passengers' flights on Moscow - Alma-Ata route. In 1977 flew to Paris to take part in the XXXII Paris Air Show at Le Bourget Airport. This was the last appearance of a Tu-144 in West Europe. CCCP-77110 was the last plane produced of the model Tu-144S powered with Kuznetsov NK-144A engines. In the first half of 2008 the cabin was open for visits and between August and September was restored and painted in the original Aeroflot livery.

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	Arriving at Le Bourget Airport to take part in the Paris Air Show in 1977. Copyright Michael Eggenschwiler-1977.		On display on the ramp at Le Bourget Airport. Copyright Steve Williams-1977.
	A view of the place where 06-1 is placed since she arrived to Ulyanovsk in 1984. Copyright Jim Newton-2002.		CCCP-77110 in her current home of the Museum of Civil Aviation in Ulyanovsk showing her best image after the restoration. Copyright Nickolai Soloviev-2009.
	A close view of the right main landing gear. Picture Dmitry Avdeev-2004.		Tu-144 always needs the parachute to stop because she has not thrust reverses in the engines. Picture Dmitry Avdeev-2004.