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1. Civil -
UTair Group: FAVT data shows no aircraft listed for one of the group's airlines
Published 26 February 2019
Two of the subsidiaries may be closed or sold (535 words, 3 tables [fleet changes for three members of UTair Group as of 11 January 2019 and 25 February 2019])
2. Civil -
UTair Group, whose major member is Utair Aviation, is changing the group structure
Published 30 January 2019
The number of airlines in the group may decrease (764 words, 5 tables [fleet changes in members of UTair Group as of 10 January 2018 and 11 January 2019]
3. Civil -
Concise Aerospace analyzes UTair Aviation's plans for 2017: Part 2
Published 11 January 2017
The company expects single-digit growth in revenues from helicopter operations; it does not see "significant" growth in the helicopter market (453 words, 1 table [current helicopter fleet])
4. Civil -
UTair Aviation plans to operate 40% fewer flights in the summer schedule of 2015
Published 2 April 2015
The company stopped operating a large number of aircraft and is still waiting for government guarantees (446 words, 2 tables [fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter fleets as of 2 April 2015])
5. Civil -
Non-fatal accident: Pilot is seriously injured in crash of a Robinson R44 helicopter in the Tatarstan Republic
Published 7 July 2014
The helicopter is owned by AK Bars Aero, which lost a Bell-407 in April 2012; separately, there was a fatal accident involving a privately owned Robinson helicopter on 26 June 2014 (312 words)
6. Civil -
AK Bars Aero creates a subsidiary for business aviation
Published 1 April 2014
It expects the new carrier, to be named Aviaservice, to receive an AOC within two months; Aviaservice will operate VIP aircraft, while AK Bars Aero will concentrate on regional commercial passenger flights using small aircraft (843 words)
7. Civil -
UTair Group plans to separate its passenger aircraft and helicopter businesses by 2016
Published 11 October 2013
Management believes the split will make it easier to decide the right development strategy for each of the businesses; the company is also studying ways to increase its capitalization (853 words, 3 tables [members of UTair Group; UTair Group's passenger and cargo aircraft fleet; UTair Group's helicopter fleet]
8. Civil -
UTair Aviation adds two AgustaWestland AW139s to its fleet of more than 350 helicopters
Published 10 April 2013
The new AW139s are in VIP configuration; they were not made by HeliVert; UTair plans to get eight more AW139s in 2013 (455 words, 1 table [UTair's helicopter fleet])
9. Civil -
UTair Finance, a subsidiary of UTair Group, redeems two bond issues
Published 3 April 2013
UTair Group actively issues debt instruments to finance expansion and aircraft acquisition; the current fleet of UTair Aviation includes 586 fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters; UTair Group carried more than 9 million pax in 2012 (503 words, 2 tables [UTair Group's fixed-wing aircraft and helicopter fleets])
10. Civil -
Tajikistan: Tajik Air keeps working toward return of two helicopters that were impounded in Afghanistan
Published 23 July 2012
The company says the copters were taken because the contractor that hired them failed to pay taxes; all the crewmembers are back in Tajikistan (179 words)
11. Civil -
Tajik Air announce regional acquisition plans
Published 8 May 2010
Airline reviews Embraer buy (464 words)
12. Civil -
Tatarstan operator takes first CRJ200
Published 15 April 2010
Four aircraft to follow (293 words)
13. Civil -
UTair sees Peruvian acquisitions as basis for Latin American business growth
Published 31 March 2010
Surgut based operator sets out to grow presence both within Peru and beyond (241 words)
14. Civil -
UTair-Cargo puts An-74 on scheduled cargo-passenger services
Published 24 April 2009
Carrier looking to acquire further aircraft (216 words)
15. Civil -
Regional carrier loses money in regional passenger services
Published 17 July 2008
Losses offset by bouyant demand for aviation support from the UN and Russia (725 words)
16. Industry -
Mi-8 upgrades delivered to Bosnia
Published 1 April 2008
Ukrainian plant fulfills five aircraft contract (93 words)
17. Civil -
Tajik Air threatens Russian Boeing operators with boycott if airports don't accept carrier's new aircraft
Published 23 October 2007
Tajik carrier complains of extended negotiations for ground service agreements at Russian airports for new aircraft (772 words)
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