Russian carriers are turning to Western-built regional aircraft as they replace Soviet-built fleets. Russian regional carrier Saravia Airlines (6W) will lease three Bombardier Q400s, the company said in a statement.
Bombardier Q400. Courtesy, Bombardier Russian carriers are turning to Western-built regional aircraft as they replace Soviet-built fleets. Russian regional carrier Saravia Airlines (6W) will lease three Bombardier Q400s, the company said in a statement. Ilyushin Finance Co will finance the deal. The Q400 is expected to receive certification from Russia’s Interstate Aviation Committee Aviation Register (IAC AR) in May. Last November, Aeroflot acquired 6W from Russian state ...
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