Concise Aerospace - Alrosa Airlines plans to soon receive more Boeing 737-800s

Alrosa Airlines plans to soon receive more Boeing 737-800s

Published 13 March 2015

In 2013, the company reported plans to acquire three B737-800s and three Q400NextGen by mid-2014; it has received one B737-800 so far (590 words, 3 tables [the company's aircraft in the FAVT registry and actually operated; passenger traffic in 2011-2014 and year-on-year changes])

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Article ID: 12161

• 22 November 2017 - Civil: Alrosa Airlines plans to receive two more Boeing 737s
• 18 March 2015 - Civil: Alrosa Airlines still wants to operate Bombardier turboprops
• 10 November 2014 - Civil: The Sakha (Yakutia) Republic will provide Rb 1 billion (around $20 million) to Yakutia Airlines
• 9 October 2014 - Civil: Yakutia Airlines is apparently still in a bad financial situation, but the local government plans to help
• 16 October 2013 - Civil: Sakha (Yakutia) Republic government hopes to find an investor for Yakutia Airlines
• 20 September 2013 - Civil: Alrosa Airlines receives its first Boeing 737-800
• 21 August 2013 - Civil: Alrosa Airlines wants to acquire Bombardier Q400 NextGen turboprops and may soon receive a Boeing 737
• 8 February 2013 - Civil: Local reports say that talks on a possible merger of Yakutia Airlines and Alrosa (Mirny) Airlines, first begun in 2011, may have resumed

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