Concise Aerospace - Dagestan Airlines, grounded since 2011, is transferred to regional government and may be headed for bankruptcy

Dagestan Airlines, grounded since 2011, is transferred to regional government and may be headed for bankruptcy

Published 2 May 2012

It still operates Uytash Airport in the regional capital; Dagestan's Nafta Moskva group wants to invest in revitalizing the airport, but shows no interest in saving the carrier (657 words)

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Article ID: 10783

• 26 April 2013 - Civil: Court hearings: Dagestan Airlines loses fight to regain its AOC and is put under temporary management by appeals court
• 30 May 2012 - Civil: Dagestan Airlines remains grounded, loses lawsuit against Rosaviatsiya
• 12 January 2012 - Civil: FAVT says 127 airlines have airline operating certificates as of 1 January 2012
• 16 December 2011 - Civil: Dagestan Airlines loses its AOC
• 8 September 2011 - Civil: Dagestan Airlines appeals to federal authorities for a delay in the split of air company into separate airline and airport
• 15 August 2011 - Civil: Dagestan to get new airline services
• 9 May 2011 - Civil: Prosecutor brings criminal action against Dagestan Airlines
• 17 February 2011 - Civil: No bidders for Dagestan Airlines
• 24 January 2011 - Civil: Dagestan Republic reported to have come to agreement with federal government to takeover Dagestan Airlines

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