"Aeroflot" with hundreds of MC-21s will not say goodbye to Western Airbus and Boeing
50% of the carrier's fleet will remain foreign
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iFly Airlines Begins Layoffs After Transferring Aircraft to Aeroflot: Only 300 People to Remain
The carrier transferred four Airbus A330 aircraft under a wet lease agreement until the end of 2027
New MC-21-310 Aircraft: Figuring Out How Much a Moscow-Sochi Flight Will Cost
Passengers will have to pay up to 10 thousand rubles for a ticket
Rossiya Airlines will continue flights to Havana and Varadero
The carrier was not deterred by reports of fuel supply disruptions on the Island of Freedom
"Aeroflot" Implemented Mobile Cash Registers in 13 Russian Airports
Most often they are used to pay for excess baggage
More than 12 billion rubles for import substitution: Aeroflot spoke about investments to replace foreign software in 2025
The funds were invested from the airline's own resources
"Aeroflot", Boeing, and the court: Volga-Dnepr's deal with "Ruslans" is being attempted to be reversed
Heirs of the co-owner of "Atran" are challenging the sale of the airline
American Clouds Not Wanted: Airbus Leaves Google Services Due to US Data Access Risks
Russian airlines still operate over 100 Airbus aircraft. How will this affect them?
PD-26 Ghost Aircraft Engine: Experimental Work Has Not Yet Begun
The Zhukovsky Research Center is awaiting specifics from the customer for the development of an aircraft with such an engine
Aeroflot to Make Airfare Structure Transparent
Passengers will be able to see how much the flight itself costs and how much the airport services cost
Two-thirds of real estate transactions in Russia are conducted online
Property rights registration now takes less than two days
Aeroflot to Repair Boeing and Airbus Aircraft While Awaiting Hundreds of MC-21-310s
The company has been certified by Rosaviatsiya and will be able to service CFM56-5B and CFM56-7B engines
"Aeroflot" Will Save MC-21 Production: It Will Be Difficult to Survive Without Large Orders
The company intends to purchase more than 100 aircraft by 2030