Concise Aerospace - Russian airlines disagree about fees for cabin and checked-in luggage

Site Info:

Register:

Search:

advanced search

Login Form:

Russian airlines disagree about fees for cabin and checked-in luggage

Published 23 November 2016

Passengers are currently allowed 10 kg of luggage for free; the Duma considers a proposal to eliminate this allowance (792 words)

The content of this article is only available to registered users of this site. Please login or register to view this article in full. Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand.

Login:

No Account Yet?

Register here

Registration is free and entitles you to view our entire historic archive for free; receive email updates of news matching your search terms and to buy articles on demand. Articles cost between $15 and $35 each.

Article ID: 12836

• 22 July 2019 - Civil: Russian Transport Ministry prepared new rules for international flights
• 9 August 2018 - Civil: Supreme Court upheld the requirement that Russian airlines must allow passengers to carry certain specified items for free
• 22 June 2018 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Pobeda Airlines finds more ways to cut costs, add revenues, and get publicity
• 11 August 2017 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes interview of Transport Minister with a Russian TV station
• 10 August 2017 - Civil: Concise Aerospace analyzes the interview of the general director of Aeroflot's low-cost carrier Pobeda Airlines with TASS
• 29 November 2016 - Civil: Aeroflot criticizes the airline lobby group's position on luggage fees
• 22 November 2016 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Concise Aerospace examines details from Interfax interview with general director of Pobeda Airlines — Part 1
• 11 October 2016 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Aeroflot's board plans to discuss more aircraft for Pobeda Airlines
• 6 July 2016 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Pobeda Airlines will introduce three tariffs
• 24 September 2015 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Low-cost carrier expects to sell around 80,000 tickets for Rb 1
• 2 December 2014 - Civil: Aeroflot Group: Second low-cost carrier performs its first flight on 1 December 2014
• 12 November 2014 - Civil: Aeroflot's second low-cost carrier plans to start flights on 1 December 2014
• 24 October 2014 - Civil: Aeroflot's second low-cost carrier is preparing to launch flights
• 12 June 2014 - Civil: Russian government has enacted all but one of the rule changes requested by Aeroflot to enable operations of its low-cost carrier, Dobrolet
• 27 February 2014 - Civil: Ministry of Transport is working on legal changes requested by Aeroflot to help it launch its low-cost carrier
• 14 October 2013 - Civil: Aeroflot provides details about its low-cost carrier
• 26 September 2013 - Civil: Aeroflot's board decides on the corporate structure of the low-cost carrier that Aeroflot plans to create
• 29 October 2012 - Civil: Aeroflot: Putin says he wants the company to create a low-cost carrier

www.conciseb2b.com/aerospace

Site menu: