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In depth coverage of aerospace and air transport in Russia and the CIS.
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Published 23 June 2017
The company expects 20% passenger growth in 2017 (311 words)
Published 22 June 2017
The number of reported firm orders hasn't changed since 2014; the company's president sees the highest potential demand for the MS-21-300; whether the MS-21-400 will be produced depends on the orders (372 words)
Published 21 June 2017
Prime Minister Medvedev also asks for proposals to eliminate the rate (375 words)
Published 20 June 2017
Tour industry officials describe massive disruptions caused by a shortage of aircraft capacity on domestic and international flights; the company blames delays on bad weather and says that it plans to receive more aircraft; foreign airlines may carry some of VIM-Avia's passengers (856 words)
Published 19 June 2017
The prrivate carrier also had talks about SSJ-100s; it mostly operates flights to Russia, but wants to expand its non-Russian route network (616 words)
Published 19 June 2017
Another former Aeroflot subsidiary, Donavia, is likely to be ordered for liquidation in August 2017 (317 words)
Published 15 June 2017
The law was passed mainly because of a shortage of captains, but major carriers have requested a relatively small number of slots for foreign citizens, and have hired even fewer (967 words, 1 table [details on requests approved by the FAVT to hire foreign captains])
Published 14 June 2017
A Duma deputy asks the Transport Ministry about measures to address the situation (1,569 words)
Published 13 June 2017
The company is in need of fleet renewal but its future is uncertain (877 words)
Published 12 June 2017
They reportedly include aircraft that were expected to go to Nordavia (424 words, 1 table [information about the aircraft that Red Wings has received and may receive in the near future])
