Centro de Documentacion de Fundación MAPFRE - Russia & CIS 2013 : a special report on commercial aviation in Russia & CIS

Publication: London [etc.] : Flightglobal, 2013Series: (Special report)Notes: Sumario: Airline traffic is growing strongly in Russia and the CIS and this report examines the principal opportunities and challenges that lie ahead as the carriers serving this vast, resource-rich region endeavour to live up to their potential. The Flightglobal Fleet Forecast highlights of which are included in this report predicts that strong growth will persist for the next two decades. The region¿s airlines currently hold firm orders for more than 400 aircraft, including the ultra-large Airbus A380s and Boeing 747-8s destined for Transaero. Main carriers Aeroflot, Transaero and UTair are already expanding comfortably ahead of the European Union average as they capitalise on business traffic fuelled by economic
growth, as well as increasing demand for leisure travel. Deregulation is helping airlines to enlarge their networks, although the no-frills model has yet to take root, partly due to a heavy burden of bureaucracy and Russian consumer laws requiring meals to be served on flights beyond a certain duration. Among risks examined in this report are Russia¿s declining population and potential airport infrastructure contraints. Details of the strategic plans of Russian airlines and airports are provided through in-depth interviews with key executives, backed by infographics sourced from Flightglobal¿s extensive fleet and financial databasesMateria / lugar / evento: Transporte aéreo de personas Aviones Crecimiento económico Tráfico aéreo Perspectivas económicas Rusia Otros autores: Flightglobal
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