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Published 22 June 2018
The company wants free business cards, and sues smokers and other "unruly" passengers (722 words)
Published 21 June 2018
The group includes Sibir Airlines and Globus; it recently closed a deal to buy assets of Sea Launch, a satellite-launch company whose operations have been frozen since 2014; S7 Group wants to use the engines for space launch vehicles (934 words)
Published 20 June 2018
The company reportedly did not meet the FAVT's requirements to obtain a new AOC (509 words)
Published 20 June 2018
Saratov Tsentralny Airport, which Saravia says is lossmaking, will be replaced by the new Gagarin International Airport (428 words)
Published 19 June 2018
Azimuth is the base carrier for Rostov on Don's new airport; the Rostov region administration has a blocking stake in Azimuth, which receives significant government support (1,381 words)
Published 19 June 2018
Azimuth believes that it has benefited in several ways from its fleet of SSJ-100s; the company hopes to start its first non-domestic flights, to Armenia and Kyrgyzstan, in the autumn of 2018 (1,437 words)
Published 18 June 2018
The airport's chairman is taking steps to buy the government's stake; Concise Aerospace examines the airport's shareholder agreement (1,025 words)
Published 18 June 2018
Qatar Airways bid for a stake in March 2018 but — contrary to some reports — no deal has been concluded; other companies may be interested in shares (663 words)
Published 14 June 2018
The company considers Western-made aircraft including Boeings and Airbuses; the general director tells Interfax that the Yak-42 is reliable but fuel inefficient, and the increase in jet fuel prices hit the company hard (473 words)
Published 14 June 2018
The two sides are deciding which engine to use (520 words)
