Ukraine is looking at private investment models as a key part of rebuilding and operating its airports after the war. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) have teamed up to conduct […]
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Ukrainian carrier SkyUp Airlines will begin operating regular flights from Warsaw and Katowice starting May 27, the airline announced. The flights will connect Polish travelers with sunny leisure destinations in Cyprus, Bulgaria, and Greece. One-way ticket prices range from
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Ukraine is preparing to restart commercial flights from Boryspil or Lviv airports by the end of January 2025, as announced by Crispin Ellison, senior partner at Marsh McLennan, during the Kyiv International Economic Forum. Ellison noted that, if circumstances
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The Ministry of Community Development and Territories of Ukraine has unveiled a roadmap for reopening Ukraine’s airspace during wartime. The document, developed with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, was prepared in collaboration with the State Aviation
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Following today’s horrific Russian attack on the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital, Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways) is mobilizing its resources to assist affected patients and their families. Ukrzaliznytsia is offering the following support: Evacuation by car or minibus: Ukrzaliznytsia will pick up
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Ukrainians have contributed to the national carrier LOT Airlines earning a billion zlotys in profit, and the Rzeszów airport served over a million passengers last year. Such profits for Polish airlines and airports became possible thanks to Ukrainians who,
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The Wildlife Rescue Center in Ukraine provides temporary shelter and care for animals that have undergone incredible trials. According to the Rescue Center, each animal has a complex fate, many suffer from psychological trauma, and almost all have health
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Representatives of the Turkish company Mabtec Engineering and Consultancy are set to contribute to the restoration efforts of the Antonov Airport in Hostomel, as announced by the Bucha Municipal Council. It has been disclosed that representatives from Mabtec Engineering
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Today marked a historic and significant event as a joint memorandum was signed, heralding a remarkable development for Ukraine. While Airbnb is renowned worldwide as one of the largest platforms for booking accommodations and seeking unforgettable travel experiences, not
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Ukrzaliznytsia has launched evacuation trains due to the explosion of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant. Ukrzaliznytsia is assisting the local authorities in evacuating residents of Kherson and nearby villages. “The first free evacuation train will depart from Kherson at
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Supernova Airlines, a subsidiary of the Nova Poshta group of companies, has completed its first flight on the Riga-Gdańsk-Riga route. The company’s press service has reported this. It is noted that the aircraft transported 7 tons of international parcels
French Transport Minister Clément Beaune said that Ukraine is “working hard” to open its airspace for civilian aircraft. The French minister stated this while speaking about cooperation with Ukraine in the field of training Ukrainian civil aviation pilots and
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Ukrainian Railways reported that as of 12:00, 7 trains were delayed by more than 30 minutes. As of 12:00, 7 trains are more than 30 minutes late: No. 119/120 Lviv – Zaporizhzhia (delay for 4 hours and 49 minutes);
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5.5 million Ukrainian citizens have fled to the EU since the beginning of the war in February. The total number of displaced people who have entered the EU, including also non-Ukrainian nationals, is 7.3 million. The number of Ukrainians
Poland accepts Ukrainian Refugees and entry into the country is free. Medical and humanitarian aid points have been set up near the border checkpoints. They are allowed to enter Poland without foreign passports, without visas, without vaccination certificates, without
