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16 May 2014

Russia Will Allow Only Airlines Flying To Crimea To Operate International Flights

A representative of the Ministry of Transport denied that Okulov made such a statement.

15 May 2014

Another Country Joins Viking Railway Project

The Romanian company CFR Marfa SA, which provides railway freight services, will participate in the project.

Infrastructure Ministry Hoping For Purchase Of 12,000 Railcars From Ukrainian Factories In Two Years

Railway enterprises hope to purchase 2,800 gondola cars and 2,400 grain cars this year and buy 3,650 gondola cars and 3,000 grain cars next year.

Media: Antonov Blocks Program For Re-Motorization Of Russia’s An-2 Airplanes

The program for re-motorization of An-2 airplanes is being implemented by the Chaplygin Siberian Aviation Research Institute (Novosibirsk).

14 May 2014

Court Overturns Bankruptcy Ruling Against Okean Shipyard

The case has reached the asset administration stage.

Ukravtodor Names Region With Most Potholes

The largest areas of damaged road surfaces were found in the Odessa region

Ukrainian Airline Companies Granted Permission To Operate On 21 Routes

The commission also canceled a number of flight licenses granted to the Dniproavia, Wizz Air Ukraine, UTair-Ukraine, Windrose Rose, and Yanair

13 May 2014

Ukrzaliznytsia To Resume Operation Of Hyundai Train On Kiev-Dnepropetrovsk Route On May 15

The express train will depart from Kyiv at 17:40 and arrive in Dnepropetrovsk at 23:02.

Container Traffic Through Russian Ports Increases By 2% In January-April

Transshipment of export and import containers accounted for 44% of the total volume

Putin Proposes Transferring Money From Construction Of Taman Port To Crimea

Crimea could require investments ranging from RUB 500 billion (USD 14 billion) to RUB 900 billion by 2020.

12 May 2014

Details Of Breakdowns Of Hyundai Trains Disclosed

Trains were withdrawn from service after "cracks in the baseplate of the bracket of the secondary suspension’s shock absorber and cracks in the body bolster of the car underframe" were discovered in one of the trains.

Crimean Ports To Be Exempted From Customs Duties And Taxes

Crimean ports are to be given preferential treatment

Russia To Introduce Prepayment For Gas Supplies To Ukraine In June

The deadline for Ukraine to pay for the gas supplied to it expired on May 7.

8 May 2014

International Trains From/To Crimea To Stop Only At Some Stations

The total number of train stations in Ukraine is 126, of which 19 are unclassed and 12 are first class.

Odessa Port X-Raying All Transit Container Trucks

In the absence of a mobile X-ray unit or its failure, this form of inspection will be replaced by partial inspection of containers by state regulatory agencies

Grain Prices Rising Because Of Tensions Between Ukraine And Russia

The July contract in electronic trading in Chicago rose by 3.4% to USD 272.06 per ton

7 May 2014

Motor Sich And PZL Discussing Possibility Of Jointly Assembling Helicopters In Poland

The first meeting took place in in April, during which the possibility of joint implementation of the Ukrainian MSB-2 program at facilities in Poland was discussed

Boryspil Airport Handles 57% Of Air Passenger Traffic In Ukraine In First Quarter

The 1.457 million passengers that passed through the airport in the first quarter of 2014 were 17% more than the number that passed through it in the first quarter of last year.

Nearly USD 200 Million Being Allocated For Crimea’s Transport Infrastructure

RUB 4.430 billion (USD 124 million) has been allocated to the Federal Road Agency (Rosavtodor).

30 April 2014

UIA's Net Profit Increases By 27.6% In 2013

The airline company’s net sales revenue increased by 60% to UAH 5.937 billion.

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