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City: Khabarovsk
Country: Russian Federation
IATA code: KHV
Personnel: Mr Pavel Sevastjanov, General Director
Schedule Analysis: Dalavia, Vostok Aviation Company, information is also available on all airlines using this airport and their destinations, movements, aircraft mix and region analysis
Traffic Analysis: information available on Freight tonnage, Passenger Numbers and Aircraft movements
News:
Russia approves long term airports strategy (07 March 2008)
Russia’s Government has approved a scheme to develop a three-tier airport network before 2020. The conceptual plan, drafted by the transport ministry, is based on creating nine hubs across the country to provide for connecting the ...
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Russia to clampdown on airports after Khabarovsk probe (06 November 2007)
Russia’s Khabarovsk Airport has partially lifted restrictions on landings of foreign-built aircraft as regulators are probing into what they view as an infringement on airline competition. “There has been an attempt to hinder a ...
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Russia's Tesis plans 747 freighter service to the USA (22 August 2007)
Russian operator Tesis is seeking US regulatory authority to launch Boeing 747-200 freighter service to the USA. In a filing with the DOT, Moscow-based Tesis says it wants to begin weekly service linking Khabarovsk ...
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China Southern to add Cambodia and more Russian services (23 May 2006)
China Southern Airlines has applied to the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) for permission to operate to Siem Reap in Cambodia and to Irkutsk and Khabarovsk in far eastern Russia. The CAAC says in a statement on ...
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Uzbekistan Airways sees most growth from Asia (03 December 2001)
Uzbekistan Airways (UZA) plans to up services on many routes to Asia and CIS, while adding a few new services and working on more codeshare deals over the next few months. Services to Japan, cut after the Japanese Government warned ...
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