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Published 20 April 2018
The meeting discussed a new law that would limit acquisition of foreign-made aircraft; it also discussed funding for a shorter version of the Sukhoi Superjet 100 (SSJ-100), and funding for State Transport Leasing Company (GTLK) (1,1,08 words)
Published 19 April 2018
The airport has been a subject of disagreement in bilateral talks with other countries; separately, the airport's passenger traffic has been disappointing (732 words)
Published 19 April 2018
The company's AOC is valid until 27 April 2018; Saravia plans to change its name and operate Embraers and Boeings (856 words)
Published 18 April 2018
The opening of Rostov on Don's new airport is cited as the sector's event of the year for 2017 (895 words, 1 table [Wings of Russia winners for 2016-2017])
Published 17 April 2018
The company currently operates DHC-6 Twin Otters and wanted to acquire more of them, but politics may intervene (457 words)
Published 17 April 2018
The company wet leases the aircraft from another carrier for the benefit of both of them (464 words)
Published 16 April 2018
The company plans to increase the number of aircraft of the Airbus 320 family and has ambitious passenger traffic plans for 2018 (1,018 words, 2 tables [the company's fleet as of 31 December 2016-2017, current fleet, and planned fleet as of 31 December 2018-2019; passenger traffic — actual numbers for 2008-2017 and plans for 2018])
Published 13 April 2018
Saravia plans to receive not only more Embraers but also Boeings; it doesn't operate Boeings now (792 words)
Published 13 April 2018
Aeroflot and EgyptAir started operating flights; EgyptAir plans to operate charter flights to Russia during the 2018 FIFA World Cup; the tour industry hopes for the restoration of charter flights to Egyptian resorts (652 words)
Published 12 April 2018
Will he able to help the company remove the limitation on its AOC validity? (670 words)
