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16 September 2014

Aeroflot Creates Budget Carrier

The newly created subsidiary is called LLC Budget Carrier

Russia Decides On Funding For Flights To Crimea In 2015

The budget for year will allocate more than RUB 8.7 billion (USD 229 million) for subsidizing flights

Voronezh Aircraft Plant, Manufacturer Of An-148, Will Not Feel EU Sanctions

The sanctions restrict the UAC’s ability to borrow funds on foreign capital markets, but this will have no significant impact on the UAC or VASO.

12 September 2014

EU Imposes Sanctions On Major Russian Aircraft Corporation That Assembles An-148

Viking To Transport First Containers To Turkey

"It is necessary to test the route"

Maersk: Container Turnover In Ukraine May Fall 15% In 2014

The current decline in transshipment volume will worsen in the winter because of a shortage of energy in the country.

11 September 2014

Builders Drill More Than 500 Meters Of Beskydsky Tunnel

The tunneling speed currently reaches 3.5 meters per day.

New Container Terminal At Odessa Port Receives First Vessel

All the government authorizations and certificates necessary to start operation of the terminal have already been obtained.

Poland Informs Ukraine It is Forced To Stop Gas Supplies For Two Days

The suspension of gas supplies was due to a reduction in gas supplies to Poland from the east.

10 September 2014

Appeal Court Confirms That Kiva Remains President Of Antonov

On September 10, the Kyiv Appeal Court rejected Deputy Minister of Industrial Policy Oleksandr Kalenkov’s appeal

DPR Announces Plan To Launch Trains From Donbass To Russia In Coming Days

"Give or take one week - most likely in four days - we expect to launch a train service to Uspenka"

Kryukov Railcar Building Works Cuts Production Of Freight Cars By 66.1% In January-August

The Kryukov Railcar Building Works did not produce passenger cars during the first eight months of this year

9 September 2014

Russia May Reduce Gas Supplies To Europe Because Of Reverse Supplies To Ukraine

The ultimate aim of the possible reduction of gas supplies to the European Union is Ukraine

Passenger Traffic Through Lvov Airport Falls 16% In August

The most popular destinations in August were Antalya, Istanbul, Kiev (Boryspil), Tivat, and Warsaw.

Automobile Production Down 13-Fold In Ukraine In August

The Kremenchug automobile assembly plant (KrASZ) and the Chasovoyarsky bus plant were idle in August.

8 September 2014

Cabinet Suspends Ukrzaliznytsia’s General Director Pending Audit

The document states that information about possible abuses in the financial and economic operations of Ukrzaliznytsia and corruption in the Ukrzaliznytsia has been received

Medvedev Threatens West With Restriction Of Flights Over Russia

"If we are restricted, we will have to respond"

Poroshenko Calls For Open Skies Agreement Between Ukraine And EU To Be Signed As Soon As Possible

Ukraine and the European Union have already postponed the signing of the Common Aviation Area agreement, which was initialed in Vilnius in November last year, several times.

4 September 2014

Damage To Railway Infrastructure In Eastern Ukraine Estimated At UAH 900 Million

UAH 333.6 million is required for restoration of rail tracks and UAH 334.1 million for repair of catenary network and power supply infrastructure.

Court Postpones Consideration Of Dispute Between UIA, Atlasjet, And Infrastructure Ministry To 30 September

The court did not require UIA to provide evidence that it operated the declared 16 weekly flights from Kiev to Istanbul and seven weekly flights from Odessa to Tel Aviv.

Infographics

Passenger traffic of Ukrainian airports in 2021

Interview

The European Market is Our Home Market: Interview with the Technical Director of Interpipe's Railway Products Division

Opinion

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