Russian Airlines Owe Ukraine Over UAH 600 Million In Fines For Flights To Crimea

News 7 October 2015, 12:34

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Russian airlines must pay fines amounting to UAH 646 million for operating flights to the Crimea.

Russian airlines must pay fines amounting to UAH 646 million for operating flights to the Crimea, Deputy Justice Minister for European Integration Serhii Petukhov has said.

According to him, this is the figure as of 1 October. He said that 4,750 reports of violations have been filed.

So far, no airline has paid the fines.

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