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Transaero’s Fleet Heads for Storage

October 26, 2015 James Dinsdale

Following the sudden and climatic end to Russian airline Transaero, the airline’s fleet has begun positioning to storage locations. At the start of the month, Transaero announced it would be shutting down, expecting final flights

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Transaero To Cease Operations in December

October 2, 2015 James Dinsdale

It looks like it is over for Russia’s largest privately owned airline, Transaero, as the takeover by State-owned flag carrier Aeroflot has fallen through. Today, Transaero’s stocks plummeted by 53% to an all-time low, trading

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Low-Cost Canadian Carrier CanJet Indefinitely Ceases Operations

September 4, 2015 Ian McMurtry

This week the Canadian airline, CanJet, has finally called it quits. The leisure and charter carrier was a shell of its former self and after multiple cuts which slowed but didn’t stop the financial bleeding,