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Article ID: 11734

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• 28 September 2017 - Civil: For VIM-Avia's situation, Transport Minister and Deputy PM are criticized by President Putin; FAVT director, by Chairman of State Duma
• 28 September 2017 - Civil: VIM-Avia's owners reportedly abandoned the company and left Russia
• 27 September 2017 - Civil: The FAVT has found airlines to carry VIM-Avia's passengers and plans to suspend the company's AOC
• 26 September 2017 - Civil: VIM-Avia is under threat to lose its AOC
• 21 April 2017 - Civil: VIM-Avia receives another Boeing 777-200ER
• 23 February 2017 - Civil: VIM-Avia starts operating its first Airbus 330-200
• 20 July 2016 - Civil: VIM-Avia comes under pressure for numerous flight delays
• 30 June 2016 - Civil: VIM-Avia plans to receive more aircraft soon
• 16 March 2016 - Civil: VIM-Avia signs leasing agreement for a Boeing 777-200 ER
• 22 April 2015 - Civil: Moscow city arbitration court will have next hearings on the bankruptcy lawsuit against VIM Avia on 2 June 2015
• 17 March 2015 - Civil: Two state banks filed bankruptcy lawsuits against VIM Avia
• 26 January 2015 - Civil: VIM Avia had large expansion plans, but put them on hold
• 17 September 2014 - Civil: VIM Avia respond to threats of the governor of Magadan region to have its AOC annulled for cancelling Magadan flights
• 26 June 2014 - Civil: Analysis: VIM Avia, which operated only Boeing 757-200s, has received four Airbus 319s in 2014 and plans to add more aircraft types
• 14 October 2013 - Civil: VIM Avia's subsidiary has its AOC suspended
• 30 August 2013 - Civil: Ilyushin Finance signs agreements with Red Wings, VIM Avia, and UTair Ukraine during MAKS-2013
• 14 August 2012 - Civil: Vim Avia, long seen as mainly a charter carrier, reports that 70% of its flights are now scheduled
• 28 June 2012 - Civil: VIM Avia resumes flights to the EU after being banned for seven months
• 21 November 2011 - Civil: VIM Avia does not get EU ban following SAFA inspection failure
• 7 November 2011 - Civil: Russian authorities restrict VIM Avia flights to Europe following SAFA grounding of aircraft in September
• 16 June 2011 - Industry: Deputy Prime Minister says VIM Avia has signed preliminary agreement for 10 Tu-204SMs
• 15 April 2011 - Civil: VIM Avia to take 717s
• 6 April 2010 - Civil: VIM-Avia talks about taking 4-6 747-400s
• 9 February 2010 - Civil: VIM Avia bankruptcy action withdrawn
• 25 June 2008 - Civil: VIM-Avia delays planned aircraft acquisitions to get better deals
• 26 January 2007 - Civil: Rumours around VIM-Avia's financial health grow
• 19 January 2007 - Civil: VIM-Avia denies rumours of sale
• 16 January 2007 - Civil: VIM-Avia looks to restructuring to restore growth
• 4 December 2006 - Civil: Sberbank funds VIM-Avia
• 23 November 2006 - Civil: VIM-Avia refinances $150m
• 28 July 2006 - Civil: VIM-Avia refused 757 service from Moscow to Perm
• 16 May 2006 - Civil: VIM-Avia charter drops food service
• 31 March 2006 - Civil: VIM Avia finally gets additional 757-200s
• 25 January 2006 - Civil: VIM-Avia dramatically lifts frequencies between Moscow and Ufa
• 20 January 2006 - Civil: Vim-Avia continues to grow
• 13 September 2005 - Civil: VIM-Avia and Bashkortostan press on with new airline say reports
• 22 August 2005 - Civil: VIM-Avia buys Russian Sky Airlines
• 9 March 2005 - Civil: VIM-Avia takes last 757-200