5 March, 2007 |

Nine Russian air carriers will start up in the sky of the European Union only after they will correct their lacks

The European Union’s sky has been closed for nine Russian air carriers after they -within 2004-2006 -have received a plenty of remarks from checking of Eurocommission transport management. After consultations with Eurocommission, Rostransnadzor and Rosaviation have forbidden the fault airlines to fly to EU down to settlement of the received remarks. As Ministry of Transport of Russia informed, such measures have been taken to not put significant damage of Russia as to one of leading aviation powers and to raise safety of Russian air flights. Yesterday this interdiction was also declared by Eurocommission.
Henceforth the nine “forbidden” airlines should necessarily coordinate all the charter flights with Rosaviation. Separate flights in EU can be resolved in unusual cases and only at the strict safety control.
Besides yesterday the Minister of transport has informed, that Rosaviation is preparing instructions for passengers. These instructions contain passengers’ rights, behavior advices in case of occurrence of terrorist threat, and also phones, specified to “a hot line” for solving any emergency problems. These instructions are to be spread in all Russian airports. Rosaviation chief has told that now 183 airlines are registered in Russia, 25 of which provide almost 100 percent of all aviatransportations. During 2006 the domestic companies have served 38 million air passengers, that is for 8,5 percent more, than in 2005.
The penal Russian air carriers, forbidden to perform flights in the EU’s airspace are Aero Rent, Tatarstan, Atlant Soyuz, Aviakon Zitotrans, Centre Avia, Gazpromavia, Lukoil, Russkoe Nebo and Utair.

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