An969

An969 is a designation that has been associated with various items, most notably an experimental aircraft and a specific type of medical device. The most widely recognized reference to An969 pertains to a proposed Soviet supersonic transport (SST) aircraft developed by the Myasishchev Design Bureau in the late 1960s. This design, often referred to as the Myasishchev An-35 or similar designations, aimed to compete with Western SST programs. Details regarding its development are scarce, and it is believed that the An969 project did not progress beyond the conceptual or preliminary design stages and never flew.

Another context for An969 is its use as a model number for certain medical equipment, specifically infusion pumps. These devices are used in healthcare settings to deliver fluids, medications, or nutrients to a patient's body in controlled amounts. Different manufacturers may use this designation for their specific models of infusion pumps. Further clarification would be required to pinpoint the exact type of infusion pump or the manufacturer associated with a specific An969 device, as the designation itself is not universally exclusive to one product. The historical aircraft concept and the medical device model represent distinct applications of the An969 identifier.