Aeroflot - Russia's airlines has opened a branch in Vladivostok. Branch was created on the basis of the current representation of Aeroflot for development of trunk traffic in the strategically important Far East region, meet the demand of the inhabitants of Primorye and Vladivostok, the company says.
Currently, Aeroflot performs daily flight on the route Moscow-Vladivostok-Moscow on the A330. As part of the development activities of the branch will zabazirovat A320 family aircraft to meet regional and international flights from Vladivostok. For their operation will be used by flight and technical personnel were recruited in the region. A linear service stations A320 and A330. We consider the possibility of expanding activities in the Primorye subsidiaries of the Aeroflot, working in service delivery carriers.
As the General Director of JSC Aeroflot Savel'ev special situation in Vladivostok, the importance of air to maintain the unity of the geographical space of Russia not only to create the necessary preconditions for the development of this market, but they do air a strategically important and a prerequisite for meaningful existence in the region Russia. By increasing its presence here in the crisis in air transportation market, Aeroflot operates for the future in the interest of shareholders and society.
branch is registered, the Director appointed Irina Lapitskaya, formerly head of the Aeroflot in Vladivostok.
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