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21 March 2016

Odesa regional administration Explains Reason For Refusal To Allocate Land To Allseeds Near Yuzhny Port

The Odesa regional administration did not grant permission for allocation of land to the Allseeds Black Sea company for construction of a berth at the Yuzhny port because the company failed to comply with the requirements of the law.

17 March 2016

UIA To Add 7 Aircraft To Its Fleet In 2016 - Boryspil Airport’s Head

As reported, UIA announced at the end of 2015 that it planned to take delivery of 5-6 Boeing aircraft in 2016.

Boryspil Airport Aiming For Net Profit Of UAH 1 Billion In 2016

Asked about details of the airport’s financial plan for 2016, he said that the airport was aiming for a net profit of UAH 585 million in a pessimistic scenario.

Dniprovagonmash Says Only Russian Companies Can Win Estonian Railway’s Tenders

Dniprovagonmash is a major railcar manufacturer in Ukraine controlled by the TAS financial and industrial group.

16 March 2016

Air Serbia To Launch Direct Kyiv-Belgrade Flights In June

Prices of roundtrip tickets begin at about UAH 5,400 hryvnia, including charges.

Customs Appeals To NABU Over Monopolization Of Entrance To Odesa Port

The head of the Odesa customs, Yulia Marushevska, announced this on her Facebook page.

Cabinet Approves Distribution Of State Budget Funds In Road Sector In 2016

In addition, state budget funds are allocated for financing scientific research into road management (UAH 26 million) in 2016.

14 March 2016

EBRD To Finance Reconstruction Of Road From Ivano-Frankivsk To Bukovel This Year

The prime minister said that a decision had been made to perform reconstruction work on the road instead of patching it.

Turkish Airlines Introduces Promotional Ticket Prices For Ivano-Frankovsk – Istanbul Flights

The flights will be operated daily from 30 March.

Iran Seeking To Establish Air Links Between Its Cities And Major Ukrainian Administrative Centers

We have plans regarding flights to Odesa, Lviv, and Kherson from the administrative centers of Iran.

Ukraine And Turkey Agree To Significantly Expand Container Transportation

In addition, the declaration states that Ukraine and Turkey should complete the negotiations on establishment of a bilateral free trade area in 2016.

Mahan Air Confident Passenger Traffic Between Kyiv And Tehran Will Increase

We expect to increase passenger traffic between Kyiv and Tehran

Pyvovarskyi Announces Amount To Be Spent On Road Repairs In 2016

He again stated the importance of creation of a road fund, into which all the revenue from the excise duty on fuel will be transferred.

10 March 2016

Container Transshipment At Odesa Port Increases 16% In January-February

The volume of container transshipment at the Odesa seaport increased by 15.7% to 70,800 TEU in the period of January-February this year, compared with the corresponding period of last year.

Flydubai Increases Number Of Flights To Kyiv

The flydubai airline has increased the number of its flights to/from the Kyiv International Airport (Zhuliany) to nine per week.

Ukraine And Iran Approve Joint Plans In Aircraft Manufacturing Industry

Ukraine and Iran have agreed to broaden their cooperation in the aircraft manufacturing industry. Iranian experts predict that Iran will need about 600 passenger aircraft by 2021.

Royal Jordanian Discontinues Flights To Ukraine

Royal Jordanian has stopped selling ticket, but the airline did not confirm the report of discontinuation of flights on the route.

State Border Service Simplifies Admission Of Ukrainian Citizens Into Ukraine At Airports

The State Border Service has introduced a simplified system of admission of Ukrainian citizens into Ukraine at the Boryspil, Zhuliany (both in Kyiv), Kharkiv, Lviv, and Odesa airports.

9 March 2016

Three Ukrainian crewmembers of crashed An-26 found in Bangladesh

Three of the four crewmembers of the Antonov An-26 plane (all of them Ukrainian), which crashed in Bangladesh, have been found - two are dead and one is in a critical condition, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry announced.

Ukrzaliznytsia Changes Lviv-Kyiv High-Speed Train’s Timetable To Accommodate Passengers From Poland

The Ukrzaliznytsia public railway company has changed the timetable of the Lviv-Kyiv high-speed train to allow passengers arriving from Poland to catch the train. The changes to the timetable will take effect on 28 March.

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