Russian & CIS Commercial Aviation Insights
Russian & CIS Commercial Aviation Insights
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S7 Airlines reports passenger dip but sees business class surge in 2025
Russia’s largest privately-owned carrier served 12.8 million passengers last year
Aeroflot maintains traffic and market share in 2025
…amidst external challenges
Domestic strength offsets international slide in LCC Pobeda’s 2025 results
The budget carrier remains country’s second largest airline
Rossiya Airlines sees overall passenger growth in 2025, international traffic declines
The carrier solidifies its position as the nation's fourth-largest airline
Foreign airlines poised for Russian domestic market access in 2026, says Transport Ministry
This initiative is viewed by authorities as a measure to sustain overall air traffic capacity
Russia gains second major provider for CFM56 MRO services
Aeroflot’s new maintenance arm, AeroTrustTechnics, completed its first shop visits for engines powering the A320ceo fleet
Belavia’s traffic rises 8.4% in 2025, still half-way from precrisis peak
Belarus flag carrier served over 2 million passengers in 2025
Russia’s passenger traffic declines for first time since sanctions hit
Industry forecasts modest recovery in 2026 amid fleet and infrastructure constraints
Russified MC-21 to achieve target range by 2029 only
Short-fuselage -200 model also planned
Russian airlines see double-digit growth on India routes
Regular service is currently maintained on four routes
Aeroflot takes eight ex-cargo Boeings, presumably for spare parts use
The aircraft are expected to be used primarily for spare parts
S7 Technics ramps up heavy maintenance for CFM56 engines at unique Russian facility
The production site at Sheremetyevo airport is the only one of its kind in the country
Russian airline passenger decline accelerates amid capacity shortage
Load factors hit 89.6% as domestic traffic falls and foreign carriers gain market share
Indian aircraft manufacturer to get production rights for Superjet 100
India’s civil aviation sector will require more than 500 aircraft of this size
