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WORLD AIRLINE DIRECTORY i and the Canary Islands. History Began operations with three Aerospatiale Caravelles. Scheduled services were introduced on 31 October. 1988. but ceased in April 1992. Employees total 850 Engineering stall 158 Flighlcrew 172 Executives Managing Director Dr Walter Schneider Managing Director - Sales & Marketing Wolfgang John Director Legal & Internal Affairs Dr Ronald Schmid Technical Manager Heinrich Schirach Fleet 7 x Airbus A320-200 4 x Airbus A321-200 6 x Boeing MD-83 Orders 1x Airbus A320-200 8 x Airbus A321-200 Main base Diisseldorf Hubs Vienna. Frankfurt. Munich, Linz Destinations (Regular) Alicante, Almeria, Berlin, Catania, Cologne. Dusseldorf, Faro. Frankfurt, Hamburg, Innsbruck. Jerez de la Frontera, Lanzarote. Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Leipzig, Linz, Malaga. Munich. Murcia. Naples. Olbia. Palermo. Palma de Mallorca, Salzburg. Stuttgart, Tenerife. Vienna Aerocondor Transportes Aereos (ATA) |2B] [ARD] Aerodrome Municipal de Cascais, 2775 Sao Domingos de Rana. Portugal Tel +3511444 3430 Fax +3511 444 4444 Sita LISOW2B E-mail aerocondor@aerocondor.com Website www.aerocondor.com Services scheduled, charter, domestic, regional, passenger and cargo Parent organisation/shareholders Victor Brito and family Date established 1951 Date operations started 1984 History Regional carrier providing scheduled services in mainland Portugal and to the island of Madeira. The Aerocondor Group also operates a flying school. Employees total 100 Engineering staff 20 Flighlcrew 20 Cabin crew 6 Executives President .Victor de Brito Commercial Director Antonio Cruz Fleet 1 x Dornier 228-200 1x Shorts 360-100 1x Shorts 360-200 Adv / Main base Cascais Hubs Lisbon, Bragan^a. Funchal, Vila Real Destinations (Scheduled) Braganca, Funchal, Lisbon. Porto Santo. Vila Real Aeroflot Russian International Airlines [SU] (AFL) 37 Leningradsky Prospekt, Moscow. 125167. Russia Tel +7 (095) 155 6648 Fax +7 (095) 155 6647 Telex 411969 Sila MOWDDSU E-mail aeroflot@www.russia.net Website www.aeroflot.org Services scheduled, charter, international, regional, domestic, passenger and cargo Parent organisation/shareholders Government of the Russian Federation (51 %), employees (49%) Subsidiaries/shareholdings Transaero (5%) Alliances Aerolineas Argentinas. Air France. Air Kazakstan. Armenian Airlines. Cyprus Airways. Dalavia, Elk Airways. Finnair, Kyrgyzstan Airlines, LOT Polish Airlines, Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise, Royal Jordanian Airlines, Samara Airlines, Swissair. Uzbekistan Airways Date established 9 February. 1923 Date operations started 15 July 1923 Description Russian national carrier operating international and domestic passenger services to 139 destinations in 70 countries. The airline is also the country's largest cargo carrier and accounts for over 70% of Russia's international air traffic. History Founded under the name of Dobrolet, but changed to Dobroflot after absorbing the Ukrainian company Ukvozduchput. In 1932. all civil aviation activities were re-organised as Grazdansij Wozdusnyi Flot, simply known as Aeroflot. The Russian Federal Government reorganised Aeroflot - Soviet Airlines in July 1992, renaming the airline Aeroflot - Russian International Airlines. In April 1993 the airline became a joint stock company. Employees total 14,384 Executives General Director .ValeryOkulov First Deputy General Director Operations Anatoly Volymerets Deputy General Director Aviation Security Vladimir Antonov Deputy General Director Facility Construction S Operations .Yuri Matorin Deputy General Director Finance & Planning Felix Bateev Deputy General Director Flight Operations Viktor Perepelitsa Deputy General Director Flight Safety Inspectorate .. .Vladimir Mokrinsky Deputy General Director Information Technology & Communications Wickolai Yegorov Deputy General Director Logistics & Procurement.. .Vladimir Gerassimov Deputy General Director Personnel Oleg Osobenkov Deputy General Director Public Relations, VP Alexander Lopukhin Deputy General Director Strategic & Corporate Development Alexandre Klyachin Deputy Director General Finances, Economics and Commerce Alexander Zurabov Director - Aviation Technical Center Yuri Evdokimov Director - Ground Operations Vladimir Smimov Director - Legal Affairs Department Boris Yelisseev Director - On-Board Services/Head of Cabin Attendants Jamara Yakubovskaya Director Economics Igor Desyatnichenko Fleet 11xAirbusA310-300 10 x Boeing 737-400 4 x Boeing 767-300ER 2 x Boeing 777-200ER 16x llyushin II-62M 2 x Ityushin II-76M 14 x llyushin II-76T 18 x llyushin II-86 6 x llyushin II-96-300 1 x McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30F 13xTupolevTu-134A 4xTupolevTu-154B 26xTupolevTu-154M 1xTupolevTu-204-100 Orders 17 x llyushin II-96M 3 x llyushin II-96T 3xTupolevTu-204-100 Main base Moscow Sheremetyevo Hubs St Petersburg. Novosibirsk. Moscow Sheremetyevo. Vladivostok Destinations (International scheduled) Accra, Amman, Amsterdam. Ankara. Antalya. Athens, Baku, Bangkok, Barcelona, Beijing, Beirut. Belgrade. Berlin, Bishkek, Bourgas, Bratislava, Brussels, Bucharest, Budapest. Cairo, Calcutta, Casablanca, Chicago. Colombo. Conakry, Copenhagen, Cotonou. Dakar, Damascus, Delhi. Dhaka. Dubai, Dublin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Geneva, Gothenburg. Hamburg. Hanoi, Hanover, Havana, Helsinki. Ho Chi Minh City. Hong Kong. Istanbul, Jakarta, Karachi. Karlovy Vary. Kathmandu, Kaunas, Kiev, Kuala Lumpur. Lagos. Larnaca, Lima, Lisbon, Ljubljana, London. Los Angeles, Luanda. Lulea, Luxembourg. Lyon, Madrid, Mahe Island, Male, Malta. Manila. Mexico City, Miami, Milan. Montreal, Mumbai, Munich, Nagoya, New York. Nice, Niigata, Osaka, Oslo. Paphos, Paris. Prague, Riga, Rome. Rovaniemi, Salzburg, San Francisco. Sao Paulo. Seattle, Seoul, Shanghai, Shannon, Sharjah. Shenyang. Singapore. Skopje. Sofia. Stockholm, Tbilisi, Tehran, Thessaloniki, Tivat. Tokyo, Toronto. Tripoli. Tromso. Tunis. Ulaanbaatar, Varna, Venice, Vienna. Vilnius, Warsaw. Washington. Yerevan. Zagreb, Zurich (Domestic scheduled) Adler/Sochi. Anapa, Arkhangelsk, Belgorod. Bratsk. Dnepropetrovsk, Ekaterinburg, Irkutsk, Kaliningrad, Khabarovsk, Krasnodar, Moscow. Murmansk, Naryan-Mar. Nizhnevartovsk. Nizhniy Novgorod, Novosibirsk. Omsk. Petropavlovsk-Kamchats, Rostov. Samara. Simferopol. St Petersburg, Vladivostok, Volgograd, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Aerokuznetsk Novokuznetsk Airport, Novokuznetsk. Kemerovskaya Oblast. 654051, Russia Tel +7(3843)433231 Fax .7(3843)459454 Services scheduled, charter, international, regional, domestic, passenger Dale established 1993 Date operations started 1993 Description Operates domestic and international passenger schedules and cargo charters. History Founded in 1952 as Novokuznetsky United Air Traffic Unit. Renamed Novokuznetskoe Avia State Enterprise in 1991, it adopted its current title, Aerokuznetsk Joint Stock Company two years later. In 1999. bankruptcy action was launched against the airline and Aerokuznetsk had to give up most aircraft in lieu of debts. Employees total 1.307 Engineering staff 250 Flightcrew 243 Cabin crew 90 Executives Chief Executive Anatoly Postnikov Engineering Director Pavel Kuznetsov Financial Director .Nina Kazantseva General Director .Boris Kalintsev Maintenance Director Alexander Belkin Marketing Director Anatoly Fouflev Operations Director .Valery Khomsky Personnel Director Ivan Nikulin Fleet 1x Antonov An-24 1x Antonov An-24B 3 x Antonov An-24RV 5 x Antonov An-26B 6xTupolevTu-154B 2xTupolevTu-154M Aerolyon 4Q (AEY BP138,69125 Lyon-Satolas, France Tel +33 (4) 72 22 73 00 Fax +33 (4) 72 22 7310 Sita LYSOOSS Services scheduled, international, passenger Parent organisation/shareholders Nouvelles Frontiers International, Nouvelles Frontiers Touraventure Dale established 1996 Date operations started 13 December, 1996 Description Long-haul carrier operating scheduled passenger services from several French cities to the French West Indies and to Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean. Employees total 110 Flightcrew 30 Cabin crew 63 Executives Managing Director Jean-Louis Chicon Fleet 2 x McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 Main base Lyon-Satolas Destinations (Scheduled) Fort de France. Lyon, Marseille. Nantes. Pointe-a-Pitre. St Denis de la Reunion. Toulouse L'Aeropostale 5S ARP BP 10454, France Tel +33 (1) 49 722 600 Fax +33 (1) 48 62 80 46 Telex 263414 F Services charter, passenger and cargo Parent organisation/shareholders Air France Group (50%), La Poste (50%) Alliances Air France Dale established 1991 Date operations started 1991 Description Operates mail and cargo flights for the French Post Office during the night and daytime scheduled and charter services for Air France, carrying letters, packages and newspapers between Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and French regional airports. History Formerly known as Intercargo Service. Employees total 395 Flightcrew 283 Executives Director General Jean-Yves Grosse President .Claude Viet Communications Director .Veronique Raza Director Human Resources Jean-Pascal Labbe Director Operations Patrick Fourticq Finance Director Maurice Sennet Sales & Programme Director Jean-Francois Dominiak Technical Director Jean-Claude Billot Transport Director Jean Marchais Fleet 2 xAirbusA300B4-100 Freighter 5 xATR 72-200 3 x Boeing 737-200C 1x Boeing 737-200QC 15 x Boeing 737-300OC Hubs Paris Charles de Gaulle Destinations (Scheduled) Ajaccio, Bastia. Bordeaux. Basle/Mulhouse, Lyon, Marseille. Metz/Nancy. Monlpellier, Nantes, Paris. Pau, Poitiers. Rennes. Toulouse 40 FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL 28 March - 3 April 2000
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