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Analysis — Crimea, part 3: Airlines, some weak and some strong, hope to establish positions at Simferopol airport

Published 23 April 2014

Russian airlines are attracted by route subsidies; some foreign airlines said they might resume flights in June 2014, but the airport is not yet licensed by FAVT for international operations; a grounded Ukrainian carrier reportedly hopes to revive itself at Simferopol (1578 words)

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Article ID: 11751

• 7 June 2018 - Civil: Crimea: Aeroflot responds with information about its plans for flights
• 6 June 2018 - Civil: Crimea: Russian airlines reduced capacity on flights to Simferopol
• 1 December 2015 - Civil: Crimea: Flight subsidy program for Simferopol met the FAVT's expectations in 2015 after disappointing results in 2014
• 4 August 2015 - Civil: Crimea: FAVT reports passenger data for Simferopol flights in January-July 2015
• 1 June 2015 - Civil: Crimea: Eight airlines will participate in the program to operate subsidized routes to Simferopol
• 23 March 2015 - Industry: UAC and the Russian Republic of Crimea plan to create an airline which will operate SSJ-100s
• 12 June 2014 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Low-cost carrier Dobrolet performs its first flight on 10 June 2014, one day earlier than expected
• 10 June 2014 - Civil: Crimea: Russian Prime Minister signs decree to make Simferopol an international airport
• 30 May 2014 - Civil: Deputy Transport Minister sings the praises of Crimean flights
• 19 May 2014 - Civil: Crimea: FAVT begins to sign contracts with airlines to operate subsidized flights to Simferopol between 1 June and 31 October 2014
• 23 April 2014 - Civil: Analysis — Crimea, part 4: Russia has plans to modernize Simferopol airport, but the discussion is not new
• 13 January 2014 - Civil: Ukraine: Air Onix has its AOC suspended
• 23 December 2013 - Civil: Ukraine: Air Onix suspended flights because of debts
• 18 September 2013 - Civil: Ukraine: Air Onix keeps operating two Boeing 737-500s despite order from the lessor to ground them
• 5 September 2013 - Civil: Ukraine: Air Onix receives another Boeing 737
• 24 May 2013 - Civil: Ukrainian start-up carrier Air Onix plans to add more aircraft and more routes

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