The CEO of LLC
“Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31”
“Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31”
Igor Provkin
projects
From “ARM-31 Workshops” to “Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31”
2023 is very important for Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31 - the facility will mark its 70th anniversary!
an import substitution project for specialized airfield equipment
It’s not the time to stop:
1953. How it all began. The plant began operation in 1953. Back then it consisted of PO-2 plane repair workshops and 500 employees. A total of 162 planes were repaired in the period from 1953 to 1957 - this is quite an impressive number for those years. The size of the team was also continuously growing, and by the end of 1957, there were 560 people working in workshops. And only 13 years later, in 1966, these workshops were renamed to Plant #31.
2000. A turning point. A new millennium and new ways of development. The plant survived the Perestroika crisis, and, like most businesses in those times, was barely keeping afloat. However, in the 2000s, business relations with Civil Aviation - the main customer of the plant, which had been lost throughout the tough 90s, were getting reestablished; specialists of the facility started getting regular training and began participating in symposiums and regional conferences.
2000 - modern time. New ways of development. In 2020, Provkin Igor Yurevich became the new CEO of the plant. Development of innovative products, import substitution, creating new job openings - all of these tasks are a priority for Igor Provkin and the entire team of Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31.
Currently, the plant produces:
● ATT-22 mobile ground carts;
● SK-100 Airdrome stationery power distribution column;
● POU-3 portable lighting unit for lighting the places of aerotechnic maintenance.
Despite the tough time for the aviation industry, the number of flights did not decrease, only the destinations changed. Which means that airports still need high-quality equipment. Because of this, the ICAC “Stihl” was created, handling problems with the maintenance of airports and airfields all year round.
2000. A turning point. A new millennium and new ways of development. The plant survived the Perestroika crisis, and, like most businesses in those times, was barely keeping afloat. However, in the 2000s, business relations with Civil Aviation - the main customer of the plant, which had been lost throughout the tough 90s, were getting reestablished; specialists of the facility started getting regular training and began participating in symposiums and regional conferences.
2000 - modern time. New ways of development. In 2020, Provkin Igor Yurevich became the new CEO of the plant. Development of innovative products, import substitution, creating new job openings - all of these tasks are a priority for Igor Provkin and the entire team of Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31.
Currently, the plant produces:
● ATT-22 mobile ground carts;
● SK-100 Airdrome stationery power distribution column;
● POU-3 portable lighting unit for lighting the places of aerotechnic maintenance.
Despite the tough time for the aviation industry, the number of flights did not decrease, only the destinations changed. Which means that airports still need high-quality equipment. Because of this, the ICAC “Stihl” was created, handling problems with the maintenance of airports and airfields all year round.
Imposed sanctions and the hard situation lately create an atmosphere that does not encourage growth. And it’s not only the case for Plant #31!
Under the guidance of the CEO, Igor Provkin, a special project was created, providing for the import substitution required for uninterrupted work of airport equipment. So currently, LLC “Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31” is the main manufacturer of the ATT-2 airfield mobile ground carts.
Igor Yurevich Provkin, the facility executive, says: “Reliable and simple design, high quality of parts, and domestic manufacture are the main advantages of the ATT-2 airfield ground cart. We don’t only produce new test models, but also maintain and calibrate previously supplied equipment“.
Under the guidance of the CEO, Igor Provkin, a special project was created, providing for the import substitution required for uninterrupted work of airport equipment. So currently, LLC “Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31” is the main manufacturer of the ATT-2 airfield mobile ground carts.
Igor Yurevich Provkin, the facility executive, says: “Reliable and simple design, high quality of parts, and domestic manufacture are the main advantages of the ATT-2 airfield ground cart. We don’t only produce new test models, but also maintain and calibrate previously supplied equipment“.
BIOGRAPHY
The family and childhood
Igor Yurevich Proshkin was born on February 17, 1967, in Omsk. His father is an oiler, and his mother is a school teacher. A few years after the birth of a son, the family moved from Omsk to Surgut. The childhood of Igor Yurevich was strongly connected with this Siberian city. His future professional interests and the desire to pursue a career in the aviation industry formed here.
Education
Igor Provkin graduated from the State Academy of Oil and Gas (currently Gubkin Russian State University). In 2001, he defended his Ph.D thesis at the “Higher School of Privatization and Entrepreneurship”
Career
Igor Yurevich Provkin - a senator, banker, and successful entrepreneur.
2001 — Igor Provkin was appointed to the position of representative of the Republic of Kalmykia in the Federation Council. The senator’s work involves taxes, customs control, and budget distribution.
2004 — Appointment to the position of member of the Federation Council Committee for interaction with the Accounts Chamber of Russia.
2006 — Appointment to the position of President of the “Russian Banking House” bank.
2012 — Igor Yurevich Provkin, a banker, joined the board of directors of a number of financial organizations.
2020 — Igor Provkin becomes the CEO of LLC “Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31”.
2001 — Igor Provkin was appointed to the position of representative of the Republic of Kalmykia in the Federation Council. The senator’s work involves taxes, customs control, and budget distribution.
2004 — Appointment to the position of member of the Federation Council Committee for interaction with the Accounts Chamber of Russia.
2006 — Appointment to the position of President of the “Russian Banking House” bank.
2012 — Igor Yurevich Provkin, a banker, joined the board of directors of a number of financial organizations.
2020 — Igor Provkin becomes the CEO of LLC “Civil Aviation Pilot Plant #31”.
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As of today, we are a modern facility with innovative solutions for modernizing airports and ensuring their productive operation. The machinery produced by the plant is present in all airports of the Russian Federation and countries of the CIS
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CONTACTS
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You can always contact me via email – Provkin@list.ru
You can always contact me via email – Provkin@list.ru
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