M-aircrafts represents a new regional jet - M-106S "Lucia". The aircraft has a high cruising speed and can be serviced at poorly equipped airfields.

For flight:
-AG1 lights, AG2 - landing lights
-AG4 & VTOL down - airstairs
-FLAPS - VTOL down
-TRIMS - down

Piloting:
-take off: 1/2 FLAPS & 100% power, after - 80% power and 0 FLAPS
-in flight: cruising speed - 680-700 mph with 70% power
-descent: 20-25% power (320-350 mph), 1/2 FLAPS
-approach:
1. 20% power (230 mph), full FLAPS
2. 20-25% power (200 mph), full FLAPS & full TRIMS
-landing: 170-190 mph

Design:
-1:1 scale
-New livery - "Arctic blue"
-modern winglets

Name info:
Lyudmila Markovna Gurchenko (informal – Lucia, 1935 – 2011) was a popular Soviet and Russian actress, singer and entertainer. Lucia was best known for "Carnival Night" (1956), "Five Evenings" (1979) and "Sibiriada" (1979).

Lyudmila Markovna was born on 12 November 1935, in Kharkov, USSR (now Kharkov, Ukraine). She studied acting at the VGIK (Soviet State Institute for CInema), graduating from the class of Sergey Gerasimov in 1956. That same year she shot to fame in the Soviet Union, aftr delivering a stellar performance as singer Lenochka Krylova in "Carnival Night" (1956), by director Eldar Ryazanov.

Gurchenko wrote a book about her life during German occupation in Kharkiv and about her life in the beginning of her Acting Career.

In 2010, she was awarded an Order of Merit for the Fatherland, 2nd Class (she received the 4th Class of the same Order in 2000 and the 3d Class in 2005), one of the highest civil decorations in post-Soviet Russia (with 3rd and 2nd Degree Orders having been awarded to very few extremely distinguished individuals, and the 1st Degree Order being nominally held by a serving President of Russia). At the age of 70, she still performed and attended galas.

Lyudmila Gurchenko was married five times and had one daughter with her first husband, Boris Andronikashvili. She died of a pulmonary failure on 30 March 2011, at age 75, and was laid to rest in Moscow, Russia.