Russia’s UTair to merge with its group MRO facility

Support Contact Newsroom

UTair Boeing B737-500,

© UTair

By Vanja Popovic 22Oct2024

This article is only available with a subscription for Commercial Aviation News, Operator & Airport Data.

Subscribe now to get full access to our exclusive News.

Try now Sign in Find out more

Also on ch-aviation

Russia's Komiaviatrans aims to charter CRJ

24Mar2025

Russia's Komiaviatrans extends UTair charter for 2025

01Jan2025

AZAL, others suspend Russia routes after crash

29Dec2024

EU designates Russia's UTair for support to the military

17Dec2024

Russia's Komiaviatrans returns chartered Yak-40, adds An-24

13Aug2024

Moscow court confirms Armenian MRO firm debt to Rossiya

19Jul2024

Russian court delays UTair case against Armenian MRO firm

27May2024

Russia's UTair calls for aircraft imports

16May2024

Get started with a ch-aviation subscription

14-day free trial

Try us out before you buy

Get full, unrestricted access to all of ch-aviation's news and data for 14 days.

Our no-commitment guarantee:

After 14 days, the trial ceases automatically
No credit card required
No commitment

Start a 14-day free trial now

Upgrade to our Data and News Subscriptions

Aviation Intelligence for your everyday use

Our Data and News subscriptions grant you access to our extensive databases for Commercial and Business Aviation. You can read our Exclusive News Stories, look up Aircraft Operators, analyse global aircraft fleets, browse hundreds of thousands of Airline Schedules, or find email addresses of Senior Managers to contact. We've got you covered on more than 51,000 Operators, 110,000 Aircraft, and 14,000 Airports. Need Intelligence to make informed decisions? These subscriptions are for you.

What you need to know:

Dedicated Customer support
No contractual commitment
Subscription expires automatically

Flexible Payment Option (Credit Card or Bank Transfer)
Access Anytime, Anywhere

Starting from

499.00 €/year

Want to know more?

Contact us