The record flight in the high latitudes of the Arctic with a length of 440, 51 km lasted 10 hours and 13 minutes from 16:29 July 7 to 02:42 July 8 (MSC) and took place in the corridor of 57-60 degrees East longitude at an altitude of 267 to 835 meters above the surface. The average speed was 47 km/h. Closer to the North Pole, the speed dropped to 30 km/h, as the pilots got into the zone of the headwind, which significantly slowed down their progress and, consequently, increased fuel consumption.

The first students - representatives of Russia, Nicaragua, Vietnam, China, Algeria, Armenia - received their Master's degrees and wrote their names in the history of the Higher School of Media Communications and Public Relations. We congratulate the graduates on the completion of the Master's program and wish them a good journey, only forward, to new achievements, new creative projects in the international advertising and PR industry.🧡

This approach to design will make it possible in the future to refuse unification and typification of layout in favor of significant metal savings. Complex layout of such structures can be realized by additively produced parts of node joints. Thanks to 3D printing technologies it is possible to realize any geometry of such nodes.