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Tupolev Tu-454

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The Tupolev Tu-454 is a concept for a twin-engine, long-range wide-body airliner from the Tupolev design bureau, first shown as a scale model at the 20th Russian Venture Forum in Kazan in April 2026. It is pitched in the class of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and the Airbus A350, with a projected 250 to 350 passengers and a range of about 15,000 km, and would be powered by two Aviadvigatel PD-26 turbofan engines. The project is tied to Russia's wish to rebuild its own wide-body capability after the CRAIC CR929 programme with China ended. As of April 2026 it remains at the conceptual or mock-up stage, with no announced timeline, production plan or confirmed customer, and United Aircraft Corporation, which controls Tupolev, has issued no official statement on it.

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Engine Class
Turbofan 1
Status
Design only (never built) 1
Engine
Aviadvigatel PD-26 (two) 1
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Body Style
Aircraft (no road body style) 1
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displayed by Tupolev at the 20th Russian Venture Forum

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part of Russia's effort to re-establish an indigenous long-haul wide-body capability
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    is a future twin-engine airliner concept
  • Design
    the Tu-454 remains at an early conceptual or mock-up stage
  • Design, engines
    expected to be powered by two next-generation PD-26 turbofan engines
  • Lead, engines
    The aircraft will be powered by two Aviadvigatel PD-26 engines.
  • Lead, manufacturer
    displayed by Tupolev at the 20th Russian Venture Forum
  • History
    part of Russia's effort to re-establish an indigenous long-haul wide-body capability
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