The Russian government will recapitalize Russian airlines with the National Welfare Fund (NSC). 17 billion rubles ($ 270 million at the current exchange rate) will be allocated from the National Fund for the purchase of bonds of three Russian […]
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Rossiya Airlines presented new in-flight catering rations made from domestically produced products. Rossiya Airlines is working to improve service on its flights, paying great attention to the quality and variety of in-flight meals for passengers. Andrey Ordinov, Deputy General
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Low-cost airline Pobeda (Aeroflot Group) has opened a sale for a new regular flight St. Petersburg-Minsk. The start of flights in the new direction is scheduled for June 10, 2022. Flights will operate three times a week – on
Rosaviatsia has temporarily suspended the publication of data on passenger traffic of Russian airlines and airports. “The publication of statistics has been temporarily suspended,” said a representative of Rosaviatsia. The last time Rosaviatsia published data on passenger traffic was
On May 5, Belavia received a notification of the Main Air Traffic Planning Center of Kazakhstan about the impossibility to operate flights by Belavia on the Minsk-Almaty-Minsk route until special notice. Under the circumstances, the airline is forced to
Rossiya airlines made a decision to create a division in the Krasnoyarsk Territory as part of the task of developing the Aeroflot Group’s hub in Siberia, as well as in connection with the need to ensure the efficient operation
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Pobeda Airlines, due to operational needs and under the influence of a combination of external factors, makes a forced adjustment to the flight schedule: for the period from June to September 2022 inclusive, all flights to Anapa from Moscow,
Rossiya Airlines (Aeroflot Group) will start operating regular direct flights from Moscow to Yerevan, the capital of the Republic of Armenia. The flights will be carried out from the capital’s Sheremetyevo Airport on a daily basis and will replace
The European Commission (EC) has updated its EU Air Safety List, adding 21 Russia-certified airlines that do not adhere to international safety standards, according to the EC. The list includes: Aeroflot, Russia, Pobeda, UTair, S7, Aurora, Izhavia, Yakutia, YUVT Aero, Smartavia,
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The fleet of Rossiya Airlines (Aeroflot Group) was replenished with a Superjet 100 (RA-89022) aircraft in a new special Troika livery, the liner was named after the city of Velsk, Arkhangelsk Region. The event is timed to coincide with
