AeroSvit Ukrainian Airlines (Kiev), which filed for bankruptcy protection and reorganization on December 29, is struggling to maintain its downsized operations on schedule. One flight from Bangkok to Kiev was delayed due to problems with the prompt payments for airport services in Bangkok due to the time difference and being on a cash basis. The airline has apologized an stated the transfer of funds had been delayed according to this report by the Kyiv Post.
The airline has called on its service providers to fulfill their contractual agreements.
As previously reported, AeroSvit is turning over most of its European routes to Ukraine International Airlines (UIA).
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Copyright Photo: Stephen Tornblom. According to the report, the New York flights could also be impacted. Boeing 767-33A UR-VVV (msn 25536) on the ramp at New York (JFK) is assigned to the long-range routes which the airline is trying to maintain.
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