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1. Civil - Aeroflot Group: Another ally of Vitaly Saveliev leaves the company
Published 8 August 2019
Does it signal more changes at the company? (388 words)

2. Civil - Concise Aerospace analyzes operating performance of the Russian airlines ranked 16th through 35th in January-December 2018: Part 1
Published 22 February 2019
Two new airlines joined this group in January-December 2018; the list includes an airline that doesn't operate flights anymore (530 words, 1 table [airlines ranked 16-35 in 12mo 2016-2018])

3. Civil - Concise Aerospace analyzes major Russian airlines' operating performance in January-December 2018: Part 2
Published 20 February 2019
The ranking within the top 4 carriers including subsidiaries didn't change in January-December 2018; jointly the top 4 carried more than 75% of all Russian passengers (1,087 words, 6 tables [ranking changes and combined operating statistics, including subsidiaries, for Aeroflot Group, S7 Group, UTair Group, and Ural Airlines — passengers carried, seat load factor, revenue passenger kilometers, available seat kilometers, and average flight distance in 12mo2016-2018])

4. Civil - Aeroflot Group: Concise Aerospace analyzes the group's planned fleet changes through 2021: Part 1
Published 19 December 2018
In accordance with existing contracts in 2019-2021, the group plans to add 96 aircraft and to stop operating 64 aircraft (1,472 words, 2 tables ([aircraft delivery and phase-out schedules in accordance with existing contracts - actual numbers for 2016-2017 and planned numbers in 2018-2021])

5. Civil - Part 2: Concise Aerospace analyzes recent information about plans for a new Russian airline that two state banks are working to create
Published 26 October 2018
Executives from the two banks provide some details; they suggest that two different strategies are being considered; given historical experience and the current market, could they succeed? (948 words)

6. Civil - Part 2: Concise Aerospace analyzes FAVT director's speech about registration of foreign-made aircraft in Russia
Published 23 September 2018
Alexander Neradko suggested determining a specific time after which registration of foreign aircraft in Russia would be mandatory (1,030 words)

7. Civil - Aeroflot Group: Rossiya Airlines is receiving more aircraft
Published 10 September 2018
The company now has 64 aircraft in its fleet (650 words, 1 table [current fleet)

8. Civil - Aeroflot Group: Reports suggest that the general director of Rossiya Airlines may leave
Published 18 July 2018
Dmitry Saprykin has been the general director of the company since 2015 (728 words)

9. Civil - An aircraft of Saratov Airlines (Saravia) had a minor incident at Domodedovo International Airport
Published 24 April 2018
The incident wasn't the fault of the company, which is still waiting for the FAVT to remove the restriction on its AOC (536 words)

10. Civil - AZUR Air announces that it will become the first Russian airline to start transferring its aircraft to Russian registry
Published 20 March 2018
The company indicates that it will need help from the FAVT in accomplishing this (1,310 words)

11. Civil - FAVT still wants foreign-made aircraft operated by Russian airlines to be registered in Russia
Published 14 March 2018
One major carrier is reportedly being pushed to register in Russia several aircraft that it expects to receive in 2018 (681 words)

12. Civil - Aeroflot Group: Concise Aerospace analyzes the group's updated report on 2017 fleet changes and its plans for 2018
Published 6 March 2018
The amended program calls for the group to receive and return more aircraft in 2018 than it originally planned (1,041 words, 2 tables ([fleet of Aeroflot Group as of 31 December 2017 by airline and type; fleet by type — actual numbers for 2017 and planned for 2018 as of 5 March 2018])

13. Civil - Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) received its first Boeing 777-200ER
Published 23 February 2018
The company expects to receive more aircraft of this type in 2018 (707 words, 1 table [UIA's current fleet with age of each aircraft type])

14. Civil - Concise Aerospace analyzes operating performance of the Russian airlines ranked 16th through 35th in January-December 2017: Part 1
Published 9 February 2018
Two new airlines joined this group in January-December 2017 (478 words, 1 table [airlines ranked 16-35 in 12mo 2015-2017])

15. Civil - Concise Aerospace analyzes operating performance of the Russian airlines ranked sixth through 15th in January-December 2017: Part 1
Published 7 February 2018
The ranking did not change significantly; one airline returned to the group; VIM-Avia was ranked 10th but it doesn't operate flights now (440 words, 1 table [airlines ranked 6-15 by FAVT in 12mo 2015-2017])

16. Civil - Concise Aerospace analyzes major Russian airlines' operating performance in January-December 2017: Part 1
Published 6 February 2018
The top 5 airlines were Aeroflot, Rossiya Airlines, Sibir / S7 Airlines, Ural Airlines, and UTair Aviation; Rossiya and Ural Airlines had the strongest growth (1,499 words, 6 tables [ranking changes and operating statistics for top 5 airlines — passengers carried, seat load factor, revenue passenger kilometers, available seat kilometers, and average flight distance in 12mo2015-2017])

17. Civil - Concise Aerospace analyzes major Russian airlines' operating performance in January-December 2017: Part 2
Published 6 February 2018
The ranking within the top 4 carriers including subsidiaries changed in January-December 2017; jointly the top 4 carried more than 75% of all Russian passengers (1,162 words, 6 tables [ranking changes and combined operating statistics, including subsidiaries, for Aeroflot Group, S7 Group, UTair Group, and Ural Airlines — passengers carried, seat load factor, revenue passenger kilometers, available seat kilometers, and average flight distance in 12mo2015-2017])

18. Civil - VIM-Avia: Activists seem to be continuing with their plans
Published 23 January 2018
PAO AeroBratsk, owned by VIM-Avia, has a new general director (403 words)

19. Civil - FAVT reports preliminary data for top five Russian airlines in full-year 2017
Published 15 January 2018
All five airlines had traffic growth, but it was uneven (636 words, 4 tables [confirmed passenger data for 2015-2016 and preliminary data 2017 for top 5 airlines; confirmed passenger data for 2015-2016 and preliminary data 2017 for top 5 airlines, including new Rossiya Airlines; and year-on-year changes])

20. Civil - VIM-Avia: Transport Minister talks about a new plan submitted by Boris Karlov
Published 11 January 2018
The first plan received a negative review from the FAVT and the Ministry (673 words)

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