Partners news

For SkyUp, harassment is the price of success.

Wednesday, July 3, 2019
For SkyUp, harassment is the price of success.

For SkyUp, harassment is the price of success. The one-year-old airline plans to carry 2.8 million Ukrainian passengers this year, triple the level of last year. By next spring, it plans to increase its all-Boeing fleet by 50%, to 12 jets. By the end of next year, SkyUp plans to fly from 12 airports across Ukraine. The only regional airports closed to SkyUp are Dnipro and Ivano-Frankivsk. Both are owned by Igor Kolomoisky, the oligarch TV backer of Zelenskiy. Kolomoisky also owns Ukraine International Airline, the nation’s largest airline.

Support independent journalism team

Dear Ukraine Business News reader, we are a team of 20 Ukrainian journalists, researchers, reporters and editors who would humbly ask for your support.

Previous post
Tuesday, July 2
Partners news
During the first half of this year, Ukrainians bought 39,500 new cars -- 13 more than during the same period last year

During the first half of this year, Ukrainians bought 39,500 new cars -- 13 more than during the same period last year

Next post
Thursday, July 4
Partners news
With a new President, and soon a new Rada, Ukraine has a unique chance to shift gears and to join the economic growth big leagues, David Lipton, IMF acting managing director,

With a new President, and soon a new Rada, Ukraine has a unique chance to shift gears and to join the economic growth big leagues, David Lipton, IMF acting managing director,

Morning Economic Digest

Straight, factual, timely and investable business news and economic trends from Ukraine, Europe’s next Frontier Economy.

Previous Main Topics

Subscribe