Russian & CIS Commercial Aviation Insights
Russian & CIS Commercial Aviation Insights
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Sukhoi Civil triples maintenance centre throughput at Zhukovsky
Russian manufacturer takes comprehensive steps to improve aftersales support for its Superjet
Russia’s Utair adopts a cautious approach with its fleet expansion plans
Financial losses are projected for the airline this year, although its traffic is expected to grow to 7.9 million passengers
Georgia’s Myway Airlines temporarily suspends scheduled operations
Chinese-backed carrier plans to resume flights in March
Yakutia Airlines to switch its focus to the Russian Far East
Aeroflot's anticipated expansion into Russian regions has forced the regional airline to revise its strategy
Uzbekistan Airways to be separated from local airports
Uzbekistan’s national carrier, 11 airports, MRO and ATM service providers are to be hived off into independent entities
MC-21’s fuselage is delivered to TsAGI for endurance tests
Endurance tests will confirm the design’s suitability in terms of fatigue strength and operational survivability
Sheremetyevo’s third runway to be operational in 2019
Moscow’s major airport’s reconstruction plans amended
Aeroflot postpones the introduction of Airbus A350s for a third time
The number of Boeing aircraft in Aeroflot Group’s fleet will exceed Airbus jets by 2021
Aeroflot recovers from loss-making Q1 and fuel hike
Russia’s biggest airline group climbs out of the red after loss-making first half
Latvia’s airBaltic completes aircraft deliveries for 2018
Flag carrier welcomes its 14th A220-300 jet
Third Kazakhstani carrier meets IATA’s safety standard
Passing the IATA Operational Safety Audit will facilitate Qazaq Air’s entry into the international market
Air Astana is the world’s second operator of the Embraer E190 E2
Kazakhstan’s flag carrier takes delivery of the first of five new aircraft
Russian airlines’ passenger traffic continued on a double-digit flight path in October
But cargo carryings shrank for the first time in the last six months
INSIGHT: Open skies, Georgia style
Liberalisation of the air travel market may have spurred tourism – but it has also forced Georgian airlines to fight for their lives
Superjet 100 loses its Sukhoi nametag
All of SCAC’s shares are now under the control of Irkut, and Superjet 100 is no longer designated as a Sukhoi project
Georgian Airways to expand its fleet with E195-E2s, B737MAXs, owner reveals
Privately owned flag carrier of Georgia close to signing the contracts, Tamaz Gaiashvili says
Russia’s only EASA-certified rotorcraft to be modernised by 2020
Russian Helicopters to re-engine and upgrade the Kamov Ka-32A11BC coaxial helicopter
Sukhoi Civil finds second European customer for its Superjet 100
Slovenia’s Adria Airways signs intent for 15 SSJ100s, MoU on a MRO joint venture
Russia’s Ural Airlines to increase its fleet size to 70 aircraft by 2025
The Yekaterinburg-based airline has confirmed plans to take delivery of five A320neos and two B737MAXs in 2019
MC-21 certification postponed again
It is now scheduled for 2020
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