Latest Civil Articles:
Published 17 July 2019
The next hearings are scheduled for 22 July 2019 on the lawsuit with claims for less than $6,000 (341 words)
Published 16 July 2019
Sibir/S7Airlines, the country's second leading passenger carrier, is currently the only Russian airline that operates aircraft of the A320neo family (558 words; 1 table [expected aircraft deliveries])
Published 15 July 2019
The regulator provided only limited data, which showed increases (487 words, 3 tables [passengers carried, RPK, and average stage length for all Russian airlines — confirmed data for each month of January-June 2017-2018 and January-May 2019, and preliminary data for June 2019 and 6mo 2019])
Published 15 July 2019
Pobeda Airlines, with consistently high traffic growth, entered the top 5 for June 2019 and for the six-month period (672 words, 3 tables [passengers carried by top 5 Russian airlines in each month of January-June 2019, in 6mo 2017-2018 and preliminary for 6mo 2019, and year-on-year changes])
Published 12 July 2019
It will apply a mechanism similar to the one currently used for other oil products (795 words)
Published 12 July 2019
How will airlines react to the planned measures? (1,162 words)
Published 11 July 2019
The aircraft may go to another foreign airline (904 words, 1 table [information about the aircraft that were returned])
Published 10 July 2019
Sergey Skuratov talked about the aircraft the company plans to receive in 2019, including the B737 MAX 8 and aircraft of the A320neo family; he also talked about a new maintenance center the company plans to open in 2019 (905 words, 2 tables [current fleet; planned deliveries in 2019])
Published 10 July 2019
Sergey Skuratov talked about new routes the company plans to start; the company started a new route on 8 July 2019 (769 words)
Published 9 July 2019
The Russian government says it is prepared to compensate domestic airlines for losses resulting from the ban, as calculated according to a new methodology (688 words)
Published 9 July 2019
Georgian Airways is offering flights to Russia via Armenia (932 words)
Published 8 July 2019
No details are made public, but it is an encouraging sign for Utair that talks are continuing (739 words, 1 table [Utair's borrowing from Sberbank as of 31 December 2018])
Published 3 July 2019
The changes would increase the number of people who could be held criminally responsible for accidents; would this improve flight safety? (884 words)
Published 2 July 2019
The company again talks about plans to create its own low-cost carrier (774 words)
Published 1 July 2019
The company remains committed to ordering more Russian-made aircraft; this is not surprising (467 words)
Published 1 July 2019
Second-hand aircraft and aircraft in mint condition are affected (948 words)
Published 28 June 2019
The aircraft had 43 passengers and 4 crew members on board; all passengers were able to evacuate through the emergency exits (259 words)
Published 27 June 2019
Vitaly Saveliev spoke about the reasons for the company's decreased net profit in 2018 (895 words, 4 tables [net profit under RAS and IFRS in 2017 and 2018; year-on-year changes in aircraft fuel costs of Aeroflot Group under IFRS based on ruble and dollar costs in 2014-2018; average Rb/$ rates and Rb/€ rates in 2014-2018; net increase of fleet for Aeroflot and Aeroflot Group in 2014-2018])
Published 27 June 2019
Vitaly Saveliev commented on the MAK investigation of the fatal accident involving the company's aircraft and says that, because of the accident, top managers will not receive bonuses; the company's board members will again receive sizable compensation for 2019 and also bonuses for previous years (847 words)
Published 26 June 2019
Aeroflot will again pay 50% of its net profit in dividends; it again changes the basis for the dividend calculation (382 words, 1 table [Aeroflot's dividend history])
Published 26 June 2019
The election for board of directors brings few surprises (542 words)
Published 25 June 2019
The company is at the center of the government's program to liberalize the sector; it carried a record number of passengers in 2018 (985 words, 2 tables [passenger traffic in 2008-2018; passengers carried in 2018 by type of route])
Published 24 June 2019
Russian airlines must discontinue flights to Georgia starting 8 July 2019; Concise Aerospace analyzes the effect of the ban (631 words)
Published 24 June 2019
While Georgian aviation authorities didn't ban flights of their airlines to Russia, Russia did because of unpaid debts and concerns about safety (624 words)
Published 21 June 2019
The study considers operating and financial indicators (1,018 words; 2 tables [annual passenger traffic growth rates and seat load factors for Russian airlines, Russian market, and world airlines, 2012-2017; average fleet age, different estimates])
Published 21 June 2019
The study considers operating and financial indicators (766 words; 1 table [comparison of RASK and CASK ratios, Russian vs. foreign airlines, 2018])
Published 20 June 2019
The flights have been suspended since February 2019; the company hired a consultant to help it to meet EASA requirements and hoped to resume flights in June 2019, but this didn't happen (513 words)
Published 19 June 2019
The company says that it will make only a partial payment on its 7-year loans, while in December 2018 it promised to pay in June 2019 the missed payment from December 2018 and the payment due in June 2019; Utair is willing to sell one of its assets (1,281 words, 1 table [Utair's loans, borrowings, and bonds as of 31 December 2018])
Published 18 June 2019
Some information is still unavailable; MAK doesn't provide any opinions or name any responsible parties; it quotes various instructions and rules (1,230 words)
Published 17 June 2019
But selling the assets that creditors have suggested might not cover all the debts, and would complicate the company's situation (514 words)
