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In depth coverage of aerospace and air transport in Russia and the CIS.
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Published 24 May 2017
The company plans to receive more aircraft in 2017, including four A330s (545 words, 1 table [current fleet])
Published 23 May 2017
The first hearings are scheduled for 6 June 2017; the lawsuit is related to the 2011 agreement between Aeroflot, SCAC, and VEB Leasing, which included very favorable terms for Aeroflot (614 words)
Published 22 May 2017
The company, which has operated only Russian-made aircraft, plans to receive more foreign-made aircraft in 2017 and claims that they are interim aircraft until the MS-21 is available (684 words)
Published 19 May 2017
A small helicopter operator received the AOC; the FAVT now has 111 airlines with AOCs in its registry (456 words)
Published 18 May 2017
The company was growing its traffic in double-digit numbers in 2010-2014, but the reduction in demand for charter flights made it return aircraft and reduce traffic; now the company has a renewed optimism (558 words; 2 tables [Nordwind Airlines' current fleet and planned fleet on 1 April 2018; information about the aircraft that Nordwind has received and may receive in the near future])
Published 18 May 2017
The company is changing its strategy and wants to operate more scheduled flights (1,173 words; 1 table [passenger transportation of Nordwind and Ikar in January-December 2008-2016 and January-March 2017, with year-on-year changes])
Published 17 May 2017
The blacklist now includes 40 Russian passenger, cargo, and special airlines, including those that no longer operate any flights; Russia has banned Ukrainian airlines from operating flights to Russia; Belavia benefits from the mutual ban (908 words, 1 table [Russian airlines under Ukrainian sanctions as of 16 May 2017])
Published 16 May 2017
The airport is the base of Ural Airlines; despite a strong increase in the number of travelers during the holiday period, some factors suggest that international traffic hasn't fully recovered (1,004 words)
Published 15 May 2017
The three airports serve most of Russia's traffic (563 words, 3 tables [passengers serviced by individual airports; international and domestic flights serviced by the three airports; international flights of Russian and foreign airlines from the three airports; and year-on-year changes])
Published 12 May 2017
Officially, he has found another job, but local reports suggest other reasons for his resignation, including one which involves Western-made aircraft (1,380 words)
