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Published 23 October 2017
The head of the agency says that VIM-Avia was checked several times in 2017 but no issues were discovered (483 words)
Published 20 October 2017
Several criteria are being studied to identify airlines at risk (429 words)
Published 20 October 2017
The Transport Ministry says it is helping lessors and airports; VIM-Avia may currently be operating only one aircraft (380 words)
Published 19 October 2017
It blames foreign computer systems for high ticket prices (393 words)
Published 19 October 2017
Meanwhile, other Russian airlines indicate willingness to hire hundreds of VIM-Avia employees (634 words)
Published 18 October 2017
The airlines have been working together in the form of an alliance for more than a year (490 words)
Published 17 October 2017
AZAL expects to sign a firm order for four B787 Dreamliners; Buta Airways plans to receive more E-Jets and will launch its first EU route in January 2018 (859 words, 1 table [current fleets of AZAL and Buta Airways])
Published 16 October 2017
The fund would be financed by overflight fees (253 words)
Published 16 October 2017
Transport Minister confirms that the company will continue flights until at least 22 October 2017 (278 words)
Published 13 October 2017
There is no update on potential buyers, but Alexander Lebedev says that the company may be interesting to some; he is also interested to participate, but not with funding (546 words)
