Georgy Beriev

Engineer and aviation designer

Georgy Beriev - Scientists & Innovators born February 13th, 1903
Born
Died

1979
46 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Russia

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An engineer of Georgian-Russian descent, played a significant role in aviation design by founding the Beriev Design Bureau, which focused on developing amphibious aircraft. This design bureau contributed to various notable models throughout its history and became recognized for innovations in aeronautics. The Beriev aircraft were utilized by both military and civilian sectors, addressing specific needs for versatility in different environments. The legacy of this engineer includes contributions to the fields of aviation and engineering through a dedicated focus on specialized aircraft designs.

Founded the Beriev Design Bureau

Designed the Be-12 amphibious aircraft

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