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14 November 2014

Turkish Authorities Monitoring Ship Owners To Prevent Them From Calling At Crimean Ports

Turkish ship owners have been informed that it is undesirable for their ships to call at Crimean ports,

Russian Transport Engineering Sector Expecting Series Of Bankruptcies

The draft strategy offers two development scenarios - the inertial and the moderately optimistic (with state support) scenarios.

13 November 2014

Gdansk Port Obtains Loan That Will Allow It To Play In World’s Big League

The container terminal at the port of Gdansk (DCT Gdańsk) has received a loan of EUR 290 million for construction of a second deep-water berth

Ukraine Begins Importing Coke From China

The need to enter the Chinese market is attributed to the fighting in the Donbass industrial region of Ukraine

Project For Restoration Of Waterway From Gdansk To Kherson Presented In Brussels

The East Poland House in Brussels has presented a project for restoration of the waterway from Gdansk (Poland) to Kherson (Ukraine).

Supplier Of South African Coal Declines New Deals With Ukraine

Steel Mont Trading Ltd intends to reduce the supply of South African coal to Ukraine from the planned 1 million tons to 0.5 million tons to avoid reputational risks.

11 November 2014

Court Strips Atlasjet Ukraine Of All Its Routes

Airline Atlasjet Ukraine planned to begin operating flights on 15 September, but court battles have prevented it from doing so.

Aeroflot Loses Half Of Its Profits In Foreign-Currency Terms

Aeroflot, the largest Russian airline, made a net profit of RUB 15.061 billion in January-September, according to Russian accounting standards.

Atlasjet Planning To Use 15 New Airbus Aircraft In Ukraine

Atlasjet has concluded a preliminary agreement with Airbus for purchase of 30 aircraft worth USD 3 billion at list prices.

5 November 2014

Ukrzaliznytsia: Financial Inspectorate Illegally Seized Originals Of Documents After Auditing Ukrzaliznytsia

Auditors from the State Financial Inspectorate not only failed to return the originals of the relevant documents to Ukrzaliznytsia, they also took all the documents away from Ukrzaliznytsia

Yanair Suspends All Flights Until End Of Winter

The carrier operated flights from Kiev to Tbilisi, Batumi, Odessa, and other cities.

State Aviation Service: Ukraine-EU Agreement On Common Aviation Area May Be Signed Before End Of Year

Signing of the agreement will provide an impetus to regional airports because carriers will be able to launch direct flights to European cities from these airports.

4 November 2014

UIA Partnering With 13 Airlines On Winter Flights

In the United States, the network of partner flights via New York links Kiev with Washington, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas.

Energy Ministry: No Problems At Ports If Russia Continues Selling Coal To Ukraine

The Russians are not yet even trying to block deliveries to Ukraine

Energy Ministry Explains Why Ukraine Plans To Buy Coal From Donbass

Ukraine could not limit itself to Russia alone.

30 October 2014

Ukraine Exports 11.5 Million Tons Of Grain

Ukraine exported 6.374 million tons of wheat, 3.206 million tons of barley, and 1.811 million tons of corn.

Draft Coalition Agreement Provides For Creation Of National Transport Commission In Ukraine

It is believed that the commission may engage in establishment of tariffs for transportation of cargoes and passengers, as well as in drafting of rules for sectors of the transport industry.

Russia Decides To Introduce ‘Free Flag’ And ‘Convenient Port’ In Crimea

Investors in the Crimea will be exempt from several taxes for up to 10 years, depending on the category of taxes, and administrative barriers will also be lowered.

29 October 2014

Groisman Not Ruling Out Concession Contracts For Ports

Privatization of ports is a more effective mechanism for developing the port industry

Commission Report: Investor In Odessa Airport Mostly Fulfilled Its Obligations

The International Airport Odessa LLC had financed 64% of the cost of the construction project as of early August 2014.

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