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23 June 2016

Turkish Airlines Announces Date Of Resumption Of Flights To Ivano-Frankivsk

Turkish Airlines plans to begin operating flights to Ivano-Frankivsk at the beginning of July this year. The flights will be operated on Embraer 195 aircraft.

Ukraine Signs Danube Declaration On Development Of Inland Waterways

Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Viktor Dovhan signed the Danube Declaration on Development of Inland Waterways.

Dart to begin regular flights on Kyiv-Athens-Kyiv route on 24 June

The Ukrainian airline, Dart, will launch flights on the Kyiv-Athens route on 24 Juneю

22 June 2016

Illichivsk Port Increases Transshipment Of Iron-Ore Concentrate

The Illichivsk seaport has resumed coastal transshipment of iron-ore concentrate. The Stevia motor vessel, which engages in coastal shipping of goods to Mariupol, is being loaded at the seaport’s berth No. 2

Ukrzaliznytsia Cuts Losses In Two Months By Indexing Rates

The Ukrzaliznytsia public railway company has managed to reduce its losses in the past two months through indexation of tariffs.

China Launches First Container Train To Poland

A new container train has been launched between Poland and China under the brand name China Railway Express. The train will operate between Warsaw and the city of Chengdu.

21 June 2016

Lufthansa Introduces Flight Discounts Until November

The Lufthansa airline has explained how passengers can obtain a discount of EUR 25 (UAH 700) on flights until 31 October this year.

UIA Selling Tickets For Kyiv-Chernivtsi Flights At Price Of Two Train Tickets

Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) has begun selling tickets for Kyiv-Chernivtsi flights at prices starting at UAH 604 for one-way tickets and UAH 1,126 for roundtrip tickets.

Huge Two-Month Profit Allows Ukrzaliznytsia To Halve 2016 Losses

The Ukrzaliznytsia public railway company made a net loss of UAH 916 million in the period of January-May 2016.

Turkish Airlines Launches Flights To Slovak Airport Near Ukraine

Turkish Airlines has operated its first scheduled flight from Istanbul to the Kosice Airport (Slovakia), which is located 90 kilometers from the border with Ukraine.

16 June 2016

Hyundai Proposes Joint Production Of High-Speed Trains With Ukraine

The Hyundai Corporation (South Korea) is ready to propose a comprehensive program for upgrading urban transport and improving infrastructure to Ukraine.

Lufthansa To Operate Odesa-Munich Flights Year-Round

Flights on the newly opened Odesa-Munich route will be extended to the winter.

Bunge Opens USD-180-Million Terminal In Mykolaiv Port

The Bunge transnational company has invested USD 180 million in the construction of a production and transshipment complex that includes a vegetable-oil production plant, an oil transshipment terminal, and expanded grain terminal capacities.

Lviv Region To Build Logistics Hub Near Border With Poland

The Lviv region will build a large logistics hub near the border with Poland. Roman Matis, the investment adviser to the governor of the Lviv region, announced this.

15 June 2016

Kryukov Railcar Building Works Has Not Produced Passenger Cars In 2016

The Kryukov Railcar Building Works has not produced passenger cars this year but it has increased production of freight cars seven-fold.

Air Astana To Operate Kyiv-Almaty Flights Daily

The Kazakh airline, Air Astana, will increase the frequency of flights on the Kyiv-Almaty route to seven per week from 18 July.

Toll Road To Be Built Around Ternopil

The Cabinet of Ministers is considering a project involving construction of a toll road bypassing Ternopil based on a concession agreement.

UIA Receives Another Boeing 737-800 Aircraft

Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) has added another Boeing 737-800 NG medium-haul aircraft to its fleet.

14 June 2016

Ukraine Creates Antonov-Led Corporation Similar To Boeing And Airbus Corporations

The Ukroboronprom state defense concern has created a Ukrainian aircraft-manufacturing corporation headed by the Antonov state aircraft manufacturing enterprise.

Viking Train To Transport First Freights From China To Baltic States Through Azerbaijan

Two freight trains, which will become part of the Viking container train project, will travel from China through Azerbaijan to the Georgian port of Poti between late July and early August.

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"Each Time, We Are a Bit Like Magellan:" An Interview with the Captain of the Icebreaker Noosfera on Working in Antarctica

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The Great Shipping Retreat: Why Major Lines Still Avoid Ukrainian Ports
Kerem Şahinboy
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