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1. Civil - Passenger traffic: Concise Aerospace analyzes confirmed passenger operating data for the top 35 Russian airlines in October 2021
Published 1 December 2021
Did the airlines' traffic receive a boost from government policies? Separately, a carrier that received its AOC in 2013 entered the top 35 for the first time in October 2021 (1,370 words, 1 table [operating statistics for the top 35 airlines - passengers carried in October 2019-2021 and 12-month and 24-month changes])

2. Civil - Capacity: Concise Aerospace analyzes confirmed passenger operating data for the top 35 Russian airlines in May 2021
Published 2 July 2021
We estimated each airline's ASK based on the available data; how are airlines managing their capacity now? (1,025 words, 1 table [operating statistics for the top 35 airlines - available seat kilometers in May 2019-2021 and changes])

3. Civil - Passenger traffic: Concise Aerospace analyzes confirmed passenger operating data for the top 35 Russian airlines in May 2021
Published 1 July 2021
Which nine airlines increased their traffic in May 2021 as compared with both May 2020 and pre-pandemic May 2019? (1,108 words, 1 table [operating statistics for the top 35 airlines - passengers carried in May 2019-2021 and changes])

4. Civil - Discussion of the numbers: Concise Aerospace analyzes current fleets of major Russian airlines and compares them with their pre-COVID fleets
Published 31 March 2021
For major airlines, some significant fleet changes were a result of the pandemic environment, others were in line with previous plans (919 words)

5. Civil - Two local airlines will cooperate on passenger service in the Krasnoyarsk region
Published 11 March 2021
Concise Aerospace analyzes the implications of the agreement for both carriers (742 words)

6. Civil - Passenger traffic: Concise Aerospace analyzes confirmed passenger operating data for the top 35 Russian airlines in November 2020
Published 12 January 2021
The ranking has changed (1,217 words, 1 table [operating statistics for the top 35 airlines - passengers carried in November 2019 and November 2020])

7. Civil - FAVT had 105 airlines in its registry on 31 July 2019
Published 2 August 2019
Since the beginning of 2019, the FAVT has issued one AOC, annulled five, and suspended two (965 words, 3 tables [details on airlines that had their AOCs annulled, suspended, or limited])

8. Civil - Incident: Yak-42D of ZAO Utair is evacuated in Saratov when cockpit fills with smoke
Published 10 April 2019
Airport confirms that the aircraft was not operated by the major carrier Utair Aviation; no injuries are reported (151 words)

9. 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])

10. 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]

11. Civil - FAVT had 109 airlines in its registry on 18 January 2019: Part 2
Published 25 January 2019
The FAVT has ten airlines in its registry whose AOCs are limited (1,450 words, 1 table [details on airlines whose AOCs are limited])

12. Civil - FAVT had 109 airlines in its registry on 18 January 2019: Part 1
Published 24 January 2019
In 2018, the FAVT issued four new AOCs and annulled five; one airline has a suspended AOC and may not resume flights anytime soon (1,442 words, 2 tables [details on airlines that received new AOCs and those that have had their AOCs annulled])

13. Civil - Izhavia is choosing between Boeing 737 MAX or Airbus 320neo
Published 2 August 2018
The company wants to update its fleet by the end of 2018; the local airport became certified to service the SSJ-100 (517 words)

14. Civil - FAVT had 109 airlines in its registry on 3 July 2018: Part 1
Published 5 July 2018
Since the beginning of 2018, the FAVT has issued three AOCs and annulled four (1,104 words, 2 tables [details on airlines that received new AOCs and those that have had their AOCs annulled])

15. Civil - Saravia's owner decided not to create a new airline
Published 20 June 2018
The company reportedly did not meet the FAVT's requirements to obtain a new AOC (509 words)

16. Civil - Izhavia wants to replace its Yak-42 fleet
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)

17. Civil - Saravia's owner reportedly wants to create another airline
Published 31 May 2018
Obtaining an AOC would be challenging (519 words)

18. Civil - FAVT annuls AOC of Saratov Airlines (Saravia)
Published 30 May 2018
The annulment is effective 31 May 2018; the FAVT says that its commission decided the company can't operate flights safely (945 words)

19. Civil - Two Russian regional carriers change general directors
Published 22 May 2018
Izhavia's general director became general director of Rusline; Izhavia's new general director previously worked for a major Russian airline and for airports (461 words)

20. Civil - Evgeniy Ditrikh, a professional bureaucrat, becomes Russia's new Minister of Transport
Published 21 May 2018
He replaces Maxim Sokolov (619 words)

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