Aeroflot software transition Progress and cyber assurance

Jun 3, 2025

Alexandrovsky says Aeroflot's air-transport competence center faced replacement of mission-critical imported systems across its IT landscape. Five of six projects are complete and the sixth should finish in 2025. He reports at least 80% solution maturity across 31 key processes, a Sber audit to select eight promising AI projects by practical returns, existing adoption of competence-center solutions and export of an aviation-service platform to 17 countries. He describes 2025–2030 production/communications platform and AI priorities, daily IT briefings and already implemented flight-planning, pilot electronic-flight-bag and cabin-crew tablet tools shown that morning. Asked by Mishustin about information security, Alexandrovsky says aviation has faced an unprecedented volume of cyberattacks in recent years. He claims the company responded promptly, is successfully handling threats, established a monitoring center and checks counterparties. This is his June 3 assurance; no particular attack, attack date or independently demonstrated security outcome is supplied.

Alexandrovsky reports five of six competence-center projects complete, at least 80% solution maturity across 31 processes and an aviation-service platform exported to 17 countries. He describes a Sber audit identifying practical AI priorities, further production/communications platforms for 2025–2030 and already implemented flight-planning, pilot and cabin-crew tools. These are his current progress claims and future priorities, not completion of the remaining project or all planned AI deployment.