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Ukreximbank initiated the lawsuit.
A misunderstanding between the airline’s shareholders, leasing companies, and the general director is cited as the reason for the suspension of the airplanes’ operations.
Ukraine International Airlines (UIA) has secured the operation of four of its aircraft by European airlines or tour operators in Europe as of late August.
The airline said that this number of aircraft would allow it to optimize its fleet and continue operating flights according to schedule.
The flights will resume during the summer.
The airline is celebrating its founding anniversary.
The company attributed the increase of flight frequencies to growing demand against the backdrop of the intensification of flights.
The airline has presented its route network for summer 2021.
The airline has released the preliminary data on its operations in 2020.
These changes were made because of the extension of the quarantine that the Israeli government imposed to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
The airline noted that it plans its flights based on objective market and epidemiological factors.
The airline will add new flights and offer convenient connecting flights to its passengers after Ukraine’s entry restrictions on foreigners are lifted on October 1.
The Iranian authorities have expressed their willingness to pay compensation for the downing of the passenger airliner, but they believe that resolution of the issue will take time.
The aircraft were built back in the spring of 2019.
The volume of cargo transportation by Ukraine International Airlines halved in the first six months of 2020.
Long-haul flights cannot resume before April 2021.
Cargo flights will be operated on Boeing 767 and Boeing 737 aircraft.
According to the president of UIA, the company’s expenditures amount to about USD 14.5 million per month.
UIA recorded an increase in passenger volumes on domestic, long-haul, and charter flights and a slight reduction on medium-haul international flights in 2019.
The president of Ukraine has insisted that Iran fully admit responsibility.