Public Joint Stock Company Yakovlev (PJSC Yakovlev) designs, manufactures, markets and sells commercial and military aircraft, along with components and after-sales support services; its core products include the short-haul SJ-100 (also known as SSJ-NEW) regional jet aircraft with fully import-substituted Russian components, the medium-haul MC-21 narrow-body airliner featuring a composite wing and advanced aerodynamics for up to 211 passengers over 5,100 kilometers, the Yak-130 combat trainer and Yak-152 training aircraft, as well as Su-30 family multirole fighter jets including the Su-30SM and Su-30SM2; the company operates production facilities at the Irkutsk Aviation Plant and Yakovlev Aircraft Production Center in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, serving domestic customers such as the Russian Ministry of Defense and airlines like Aeroflot and Aurora Airlines, with exports to over 40 countries historically. Founded in 1932 as the Irkutsk Aviation Plant and headquartered at 68 Leningradsky Prospekt in Moscow's Aeroport District, PJSC Yakovlev forms the civil aviation division of the United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) under Rostec, incorporating the Yakovlev Engineering Center, UAC Integration Center and AeroComposite for avionics and composites. In August 2023, the company rebranded from Irkut Corporation to PJSC Yakovlev, completing corporate rebranding procedures shortly thereafter; recent developments include the August 2024 presentation of the Yak-130M upgrade project, the September 2024 maiden flight of the fully Russian SJ-100 airliner marking entry into serial production with 24 units in various stages, a September 2023 agreement with Aurora Airlines for MC-21 supplies, a September 2023 digital aviation technology cooperation pact with Aeroflot, and the September 2023 opening of an aviation training center in Skolkovo.