UTair to develop low-cost airport
Credit: Rob Finlayson
Russia’s UTair is looking for investors to develop a low-cost airport at Yermolino in the Kaluga region. According to Vedomosti newspaper, UTair CEO Andrey Martirosov said the airport needs $200 million to build facilities that can handle nearly six million passengers per year. The airline is able...
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