Boeing 747 To Be Retired From Passenger Service In Russia

Maxim Pyadushkin February 07, 2022
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Credit: Rob Finlayson
MOSCOW—Russia’s only operator of passenger Boeing 747s, Rossiya Airlines, will retire the type by the end of 2024. The carrier has nine Boeing 747-400s in its fleet. All of them were inherited from bankrupt Transaero in 2016 and are on lease from Russian government-controlled lessors. Rossiya used...
Maxim Pyadushkin

In addition to writing for Aviation Week Network, Maxim holds a key position at Russia's Air Transport Observer magazine. In the past he was in charge of several ATO’s sister aerospace publications and earlier worked for Moscow-based CAST defense think-tank.

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