Armenian Armavia Airlines (U8), which is owned by local businessman
Mikhail Baghdasarov, has been put up for sale. Baghdasarov told the
Armenian website Panorama.am he was negotiating the company’s sale
although he did not disclose details on possible buyers. However,
Panorama.am reported he is considering potential buyers from Russia,
Australia and Italy. Baghdasarov said there are no Armenian businessmen
who could buy the airline.
U8, which operates regular and charter international flights, has most of its network in Russia. The airline’s fleet includes two Airbus A320s, three Bombardier CRJ200LRs, one Yakovlev 42 and three Boeing 737-500s.
U8, which took delivery of the first production Sukhoi Superjet 100 in April 2011, reached a new leasing agreement with Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Co. on operating terms last week.
Source: atwonline.com
U8, which operates regular and charter international flights, has most of its network in Russia. The airline’s fleet includes two Airbus A320s, three Bombardier CRJ200LRs, one Yakovlev 42 and three Boeing 737-500s.
U8, which took delivery of the first production Sukhoi Superjet 100 in April 2011, reached a new leasing agreement with Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Co. on operating terms last week.
Source: atwonline.com
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