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Norilsk Nickel gets approval from Federal Antimonopoly Service to sell Nordavia to Moscow-based Sky Invest

Published 22 March 2016

The FAS decision is surprising because it blocked a proposed 2015 sale to another Norilsk Nickel entity; the owner of Sky Invest also holds a stake in Red Wings Airlines, so it seems possible that Red Wings and Nordavia could work together (460 words, 1 table [passenger traffic of Red Wings Airlines and Nordavia in 2013-2015])

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• 22 March 2019 - Civil: Nordavia says it is rebranding itself as "SmartAvia" and announces plans for fleet refresh
• 16 April 2018 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes the interview of the general director of Red Wings Airlines with ATO.ru
• 7 December 2017 - Civil: Nordavia's problems with a hostile creditor could, in part, be a result of the creditor's separate effort to create a new airline: Part 2
• 6 December 2017 - Civil: Nordavia now wants to order more Boeings
• 1 September 2017 - Civil: FAVT actions on air operator certificates: Limitation on the validity of Nordavia's AOC is removed
• 13 June 2017 - Civil: Nordavia is unlikely to receive any Airbus 320s
• 22 May 2017 - Civil: Red Wings Airlines receives its first foreign-made aircraft
• 9 March 2017 - Civil: Nordavia confirms that it plans to receive Airbus 320s in 2017
• 1 March 2017 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes the interview of the general director of Ilyushin Finance Co. (IFC) about Red Wings Airlines with Vedomosti
• 1 March 2017 - Civil: Nordavia plans to receive Airbus 320s in 2017
• 6 September 2016 - Civil: Nordavia will not become a low-cost carrier
• 11 July 2016 - Civil: Nordavia and Red Wings discuss their cooperation and Nordavia's plans to become a low-cost carrier
• 10 June 2016 - Civil: Nordavia will become a low-cost carrier
• 12 April 2016 - Civil: Red Wings and Nordavia will work together; Nordavia will phase out Western-made aircraft
• 11 November 2015 - Civil: Ilyushin Finance Co. is still in the process of acquiring Red Wings Airlines
• 17 September 2015 - Civil: Ilyushin Finance is in the process of acquiring 75% of Red Wings
• 9 July 2015 - Civil: Red Wings may be soon majority-owned by Ilyushin Finance
• 4 May 2015 - Civil: FAS didn't allow Taymyr Aviation to acquire a large stake in Nordavia
• 27 May 2014 - Civil: The owners of Red Wings Airlines are reportedly willing to sell the company
• 29 November 2013 - Civil: Norilsk Nickel now reportedly says that Nordavia and Taymyr Aviation/NordStar are not for sale
• 20 November 2013 - Civil: Norilsk Nickel wants to sell Nordavia and Taymyr Aviation/NordStar
• 19 June 2013 - Civil: Red Wings gets its AOC back from the FAVT
• 8 April 2013 - Civil: Alexander Lebedev no longer controls Red Wings; he says he sold his stake for Rb 1
• 10 June 2011 - Civil: Aeroflot completes Nordavia sale to Norilsk Nickel
• 24 March 2011 - Civil: Aeroflot completes sale of Nordavia to Norilsk Nickel
• 14 March 2011 - Civil: Norisk Nickel acquires Nordavia from Aeroflot

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