The Russian aviation regulator Rosaviatsiya limited the term of the operator’s certificate of the Russian air carrier Azur Air by March 20, 2018, two sources on the air travel market told TASS.
This is related to “issues of airworthiness support for aircraft,” one of them said.
Azur Air promised to provide a comment later.
According to Rosaviatsiya, Azur Air is eighth in terms of air transportation in Russia. The company carried 3.7 mln passengers in 2017.
source: TASS
This post was published on 4 February 2018 03:25
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