The Zhytomyr Airport, with an annual passenger capacity of 300,000, seeks $20M in investment. Local authorities are evaluating the possibility of restoring and relaunching the Zhytomyr International Airport, which was inactive from 1990 to 2014 before some minor operations were restored, accor... #AirTransportation #CivilAviationUkraine #investments #OlenaShulyak #Zhytomyr #ZhytomyrAirport
Ukraine discusses the resumption of air transport with the US and the EU. The Minister of Infrastructure, Oleksandr Kubrakov, said that Ukraine is officially starting negotiations with US and EU regulators regarding the resumption of passenger air transport. The Ukrainian s... #AirTraffic #AirTransportation #CivilAviationUkraine #OleksandrKubrakov
The State Aviation Service provides details on the opening of Ukrainian airspace. Ukrainian airport infrastructure is ready to support reopening the country’s airspace. Still, this requires confirmation from the Ukrainian military that it can ensure safety for a single airport, and... #AirTrafficUkraine #AirTransportation #BohdanDolintse #CivilAviationUkraine #Ukraineairspace
Ukraine is ready to start restoring air connections with other countries. However, this effort is still at the stage of risk assessment and submission of relevant requests to permitting organizations, said Minister of Infrastructure Oleksandr Kubrakov. “We are conduct... #AirTrafficUkraine #AirTransportation #CivilAviationUkraine #OleksandrKubrakov
What happened to passenger air carriers during the war in Ukraine? A third of Ukrainian airlines that operated between 2004 to 2023 have either ceased operations, gone bankrupt, or are in a state of termination. Among the 50 companies that submitted financial stateme... #CivilAviationUkraine #MalagaAir #skyup #UkraineAirlines #UkraineHelicopters #UkraineInternationalAirlines
Ukraine might launch the first flights from three cities by the end of the year. Ukraine is working with Israeli experts to take advantage of their experience in civil aviation flights in conditions that include possible attacks by drones, missiles, and other threats to aircraft. ... #AirFlights #CivilAviationUkraine #MichaelOLeary #Ryanair
Ryanair plans to invest $3B to restore the Ukrainian aviation industry. A delegation from the largest European low-cost airline, Ryanair, led by CEO Michael O’Leary, arrived at Kyiv Boryspil International Airport. Representatives of the airport and the airline discu... #BoryspilAirport #CivilAviationUkraine #MichaelOLeary #Ryanair
Ukrainian low-cost carrier SkyUp plans to offer regular flights to the EU in 2024. The Maltese subsidiary of SkyUp MT is expected to assist with the effort, said the head of the airline, Dmytro Syeroukhov. SkyUp MT currently has one aircraft in its fleet, but by the end of 2023 it w... #AirFlights #CivilAviationUkraine #DmytroSyeroukhov #skyup #SkyUpflights
The Czech Republic will train Ukrainian transport pilots, and France believes Ukraine is preparing to resume flights. The Czech Republic allocated 22 million Czech crowns (over $1M) to train Ukrainian transport pilots to fly cargo planes. In the first stage, 20-25 students from the National Aviation University in Kyi... #CivilAviationUkraine #ClémentBeaune #PilotTraining
Ukraine has introduced European standards for air transportation. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed the European integration law, which introduces several European standards into Ukraine’s civil aviation procedures. The new standards will simplify state reg... #AirTransportation #CivilAviationUkraine #Zelenskyy
The national airline that President Zelenskiy intends to create would carry out trans-Atlantic flights and flights to China , Kyrylo Tymoshenko, his Deputy Chief of staff, told Interfax-Ukraine. Airline representatives are negotiating with Boeing and Airbus for long haul jets. “These are for flights to Europe, transatlanti... #CivilAviationUkraine #NationalAirlineUkraine #Zelenskyy
