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5 February 2016

State Aviation Service Approves Several New Routes To Ukraine

The State Aviation Service has considered a number of applications for permits to operate flights on several routes

Ukrzaliznytsia Expects To Increase Operating Revenues By Half A Billion Dollars In 2016

The management of Ukrzaliznytsia also expects optimization of the company’s operations to increase its profit by UAH 5.2 billion

Noble Agri And Bunge Invest UAH 2 Billion In Ukrainian Ports In 2015

Noble Agri spent about UAH 500 million on construction of a grain complex

4 February 2016

Economy Ministry Estimates Ukraine’s 2016 Privatization Revenue

Our revenue from privatization this year is projected at USD 1 billion...

Ukrzaliznytsia To Consider Possibility Of Establishing Shipping Company

The date of emergence of the first ferry is 1 March and the date for the next ferry is the end of March.

3 February 2016

Steel Plants Ask Yatsenyuk For Moratorium On Increase Of Rail Freight Tariffs

As of today, the cost of transportation by rail already accounts for almost 10% of the prime cost of cast iron

Zhytomyr Airport To Extend Its Runway To 2.4 Kilometers To Allow Reception Of Medium-Range Aircraft

The Zhytomyr airport is aiming to gain the status of an international airport.

Lithuania Joins Project For Ukraine-China Trains Bypassing Russia

Oleksandr Zavhorodnyi also said that Ukrzaliznytsia is currently working to persuade other European shippers to use the Ukraine-China train

2 February 2016

Train Bypassing Russia Arrives At Chinese Border

The pilot container train departed from Illichivsk on the route Ukraine-Georgia-Azerbaijan-Kazakhstan-China on 15 January.

Infrastructure Ministry States Reasons For Delay Of Train On Silk Road Route

The first trip of the new container train on the Silk Road route took 15.5 days instead of the announced 11-12 days.

Movement Of Trucks Between Russia And Poland Stops

The two countries agree the number of entry permits for large trucks annually.

1 February 2016

Mykolaiv Ports Aiming To Increase Cargo Turnover To 40 Million Tons

The Mykolaiv region is the transport gate of not only the south, but the entire Ukraine

Zhytomyr Airport Aiming To Become International Airport

According to Yanchuk, charter flights to vacation spots could already be performed from the airport in the summer if everything goes according to plan.

UIA Preparing To Introduce Tariffs Without Baggage Allowance

According to data in the UIA ticket booking system, a passenger can take only hand luggage weighing up to 7 kilograms aboard a plane.

29 January 2016

Ukrzaliznytsia Asks Georgia And Azerbaijan To Lower Transit Rates By 50%

Ukraine will lose 1 million tons of cargo if it fails to find a route to Central Asia that bypasses Russia. To increase the attractiveness of the Ukraine-Central Asia-China bypass route, ways of reducing its cost and accelerate it are being considered.

Passenger Traffic Through Boryspil Airport Increases In 2015

Passenger traffic through the Boryspil international airport increased by 5.6% to 7.277 million in 2015, compared with the previous year.

Ukrzaliznytsia Lowers Tariff For Transit Of Containers From Illichivsk To EU By 60%

Ukrzaliznytsia has significantly lowered the tariff for transportation of containers on transit from the port of Illichivsk to the western border of Ukraine.

28 January 2016

Odesa Seaport Preparing To Receive 36 Cruise Liners In 2016

Thirty-six cruise liners intend to call at the Odesa seaport this year. A general assembly of the Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports (MedCruise) is also scheduled to be held.

Turkish Airlines Planning To Launch Flights To Ivano-Frankivsk

Turkish Airlines is considering the possibility of launching regular flights to the Ivano-Frankivsk airport. The pilot flight is planned for March this year.

Ukraine's Cabinet Reorganizes Antonov Concern

The Cabinet of Ministers has decided to liquidate the Antonov state aircraft manufacturing concern. All its constituent enterprises became part of the Ukroboronprom state defense concern.

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