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24 September 2014

Ukrzaliznytsia Loses Nearly 7% Of Its Freight Transport Volume In Eight Months

The fall in the volume of freight transportation is due to, among other things, the destruction of the railway infrastructure in eastern Ukraine

UIA Asks Government For Stabilization Credit Of USD 100 Million

The carrier wrote the relevant letter to the Ministry of Infrastructure. In the letter, it also describes the difficult situation in the aviation industry and proposes measures to support the industry.

23 September 2014

Loading On Donetsk Railway Reduces Three-Fold In August

The volume of loading of main cargo - bituminous coal - reduced 4.3 times to 1.6 million tons during this period.

Ukrzaliznytsia: Militants Continue To Destroy Railway Infrastructure Despite Ceasefire

There have been 10 cases of damage to property on the Donetsk Railway alone in the course of one week

Coal From South Africa Will Arrive In Ukraine On October 15-19

The consignment of coal in the first vessel will be about 87,000 tons

22 September 2014

Ex-Director Of Ukrzaliznytsia’s Passenger Transportation Department Heads Boryspil Airport

The relevant decision was approved by the ministry’s order No. 180-o dated 19 September 2014.

Cabinet Outlines Plan For Reforming Public Administration In Area Of Railway Safety By July 2017

In addition, the document provides for implementation of a number of measures in the transport sector

Russian Airlines Being Denied Access To New Aircraft Because Of Sanctions

VEB explained that problems might "hypothetically arise regarding future contracts"

19 September 2014

Former Ukrzaliznytsia And Lviv Airlines Employee May Head Boryspil Airport

The candidate is currently signing the documentation necessary for his appointment.

Boryspil Airport’s General Director Resigns

Hombolevskyi was appointed as the general director of the Boryspil airport on March 31, 2014. He has 17 years experience in the aviation

Lufthansa Loses 20% Of Its Passenger Traffic On Ukrainian Routes In January-August

The airline does not intend to end its operations in Ukraine despite the military and political events and the economic crisis in the country.

17 September 2014

Kiev Seeking To Modernize More Subway Cars With Japanese Support

This will allow not only a 43% reduction in energy consumption

Air France Reduces Number Of Flights Between Ukraine And France Three-Fold

Of the three daily Paris-Kiev flights, Air France is currently ready to provide only one from Tuesday to Thursday

Russian Transport Ministry Proposes Freezing Number Of Freight Cars In Russia

Numbers should be issued to owners of railcars in exchange for writing off their old fleets or when they purchase innovative railcars

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.

Infographics

Passenger traffic of Ukrainian airports in 2021

Analytics

Infrastructure Talk with Philip Sweens, Managing director at HHLA International GmbH

Opinion

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