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	Armavia
		Armavia is an airline based in Yerevan, Armenia.
		In 2002, an alliance was established with Siberia Airlines in Russia, which acquired a controlling stake (70%) in Armavia.
		The Armavia fleet consists of the following aircraft (at July 2005): 4 Airbus A320-200's, a few older Russian aircraft are being phased out.
	www.airga-va.com /armavia.htm (118 words)

	Armavia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Armavia (Արմխվիա) est la plus grande compagnie aérienne de l'Arménie.
		Armavia appartient à 70% à Siberia Airlines et 30% sont détenus par des investisseurs privés.
		Armavia prévoit d'acheter prochainement des nouveaux appareils et d'ouvrir de nouvelles lignes vers Londres, New Delhi, Pékin et même Los Angeles.
	www.all2know.com /fr/wikipedia/a/ar/armavia.html (394 words)

	Armavia Aircompany \| Official Website of Armavia Aircompany - www.armavia.aero (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		On the 9th of July "Armavia" Air Company renews regular flights U8 5011/5012 Yerevan-Istambul-Yerevan on Mondays and Thursdays.
		Starting from 2nd of June 2007 "Armavia" Air Company renews regular flights to one of the largest cities of Germany - FRANKFURT.
		In the nearest future "Armavia" Air Company plans launching a new flight to one of the most beautiful cities of a wonderful country China, Urumqi city....
	www.u8.am (160 words)

	Armavia Restores Flights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Armavia operates today regular flights to 19 destinations to former Soviet republics and abroad.
		Armavia's commercial director, Mushegh Sayadian, said they are mainly the flights operated previously by the Armenian Airlines.
		Under an agreement with the Armenian company, 80 percent of Armavia's personnel, owned by Russian Sibir, are to be Armenian citizens.
	www.armeniadiaspora.com /js04/040226armavia.html (248 words)

	Landor: News: Landor Associates shapes Armavia Airlines into a 'home from home' (10/25/2004)
		Today Armavia can rightfully claim its role as being the only Armenian airline to have the stature, as well as the network coverage, to be the real carrier of the nation.
		Landor worked with the team at Armavia to create an airline that is proud of its heritage and its people, proud to be Armenian - becoming the 'flying ambassador of Armenia' and instilling national pride in all Armenians, wherever they live.
		In effect, Armavia Airlines will become a 'Home from home' - somewhere Armenians feel as comfortable as if they were in their own family home, somewhere familiar, somewhere welcoming, informal and friendly.
	www.landor.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=cNews.news&g=1200&storyid=331 (760 words)

	Armavia Airlines Summed Up the Results of 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In this connection, Armavia’s share in the overall passenger turnover in Armenia made only 6% in January 2003.
		Armavia’s transportations to CIS made 83,5% from the total number of the transported passengers.
		With the assistance of Russian Siberia airline — Armavia’s strategic partner - 26 Armenian pilots were sent to Airbus and ATR (Toulouse) training centres and to SAS (Sweden) summer academy last year in order to master and perform flights on a new kind of aircrafts such as Airbus A320 and ATR-42.
	www.armeniadiaspora.com /js04/040126armavia.html (297 words)

	Middle East Open Encyclopedia: Armavia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Armavia is an airline based in Yerevan, Armenia.
		In 2002, an alliance was established with Siberia Airlines in Russia, which acquired a controlling stake (70%) in Armavia.
		Armavia was strongly criticised by the Armenian aviation authorities after announcing the cancellation of all weekend departures from Yerevan to Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Paris during the first quarter of 2005.
	www.baghdadmuseum.org /ref?title=Armavia (361 words)

	Untitled Document
		Armavia got its first Airbus 320 last year, with more expected to come later this year.
		Armavia had planned to get its second and third Airbuses in May, Koshman said, but the date has been pushed back to September.
		Koshman said Armavia intends next year to claim 40 percent of the flight traffic to and from Yerevan, which accounted for 800,000 passengers last year.
	www.churcharmenia.com /news_2003/May2003/armenian_airlines_acquisition.html (804 words)

	“Armavia” up for sale again - 168 Hours Online
		According to a close source of head of the department of aviation, the owners and official sponsors of the “Armavia” travel agency are trying to find someone who will buy the company from them.
		Let’s recall that “Armavia” was handed over to the former owner of “Sibir” travel agency in spring 2005.
		Officials of the RA had proposed the “Sibir” travel agency (share-holder of “Armavia”) to turn in one stock of the company in exchange for not paying the tax.
	www.168.am /en/articles/831 (229 words)

	[ www.armenialiberty.org ] Tuesday 14, February 2006
		The Armavia airline was given a 10-year right to carry out most of the flights to and from the country in 2003 following the collapse of Armenian Airlines, the state-run flagship carrier.
		In an extensive report on economic conditions in Armenia released last summer, a group of World Bank experts concluded that this protectionist policy is primarily responsible for the continuing high cost of air travel, a key obstacle to the development of the Armenian tourism industry.
		Armavia’s principal owner Mikhail Baghdasarov is wealthy businessman close to Defense Minister Serzh Sarkisian.
	www.armenialiberty.org /armeniareport/report/en/2006/02/839EE7D4-5435-46E4-92B9-156A884BDE61.ASP (399 words)

	Armavia: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Armavia received routes from Armenian Airlines (Armenian airlines was the state-owned national airline of armenia....)
		Armavia was strongly criticised by the Armenian aviation authorities after announcing the cancellation of all weekend departures from Yerevan to Amsterdam, Exception Handler: No article summary found.
		Armavia currently operate a fleet of 3 Airbus A320-200 (The airbus a320 is a short to medium range commercial passenger aircraft manufactured by airbus....)
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /ref/armavia (1291 words)

	[ www.armenialiberty.org ] Friday 14, January 2005
		Armavia, the Russian-owned private carrier, stopped flying to Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Paris on Saturdays and Sundays starting from this month, immediately after obtaining exclusive rights to the flights from the Armenian government.
		The head of the department, Artyom Movsisian, told RFE/RL that he has protested to the Armavia management because he thinks that the flight cancellation is complicating Armenia’s communication with the outside world and damaging its nascent tourism industry.
		Movsisian said he is not satisfied with Armavia’s assurances that the flights will be restored in late March.
	www.armenialiberty.org /armeniareport/report/en/2005/01/28757B7C-9582-4E83-9819-A92BFDF262F5.ASP (323 words)

	Armavia - U8 - Yerevan - Armenia - Mr Norayr Belluyan, Director General - ATI, Air Transport Intelligence - ATI — Air ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Sibir Airlines is to dispose of its majority stake in Armenian operator Armavia in a deal handing full control to the latter’s minority shareholder Mika Armenia Trading.
		Armenian carrier Armavia has initiated an investigation after one of its Airbus A320s slid off the runway while landing at Moscow Vnukovo Airport yesterday.
		Armenian carrier Armavia is looking at posting net profits this year following substantial investment in its fleet and route system development.
	www.rati.com /ALLANDING_20733.htm (257 words)

	Armenian Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Armenian Airlines was founded shortly after independence in 1991, and was the sole carrier in Armenia until 2002, when private companies Armenian International Airways and Armavia began to compete with it.
		Profitable until 1997, Armenian Airlines began a decline in 1998 which executive director Arsen Avetisian blamed on the Russian economic crisis.
		When Armavia (which was owned by Siberia Airlines) entered into an agreement with the Armenian government and was granted most of Armenian Airlines' flight rights, including the lucrative Yerevan to Moscow route, Armenian Airlines was unable to recover, and declared bankruptcy in 2004.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Armenian_Airlines (140 words)

	Felist.Com : Arminfo news agency
		By May 2004 the national air carrier of Armenia, Armavia, is going to obtain new planes of Western manufacture.
		Armavia is going to establish a ramified route network integrated into the world system of passenger operations and to open a big traffic center (xa6) in the South Caucasus as Armenia has all prerequisites for that.
		Armavia's shareholders are the Syberia company (Russia) - 70% and the Mika Trading (Armenia).
	felist.com /archive/media.arminfo/200311/27205422.html (869 words)

	Airliners.net forum: Armavia New Colours
		This Armavia corporate identity also very sharp, nice to see it's not the usual blue/white airplane, definitely 10 times better than that new Air Canada look..
		Armavia took over most of the Armenian Airlines routes on April 15, 2002 after they ceased operations.
		Armavia's schedule for CDG, ATH, and BEY are in the CRS.
	www.airliners.net /discussions/general_aviation/print.main?id=1787976 (1488 words)

	Passenger Opinions about Armavia Airlines
		Armavia check-in counter staff and ground crew for Armavia at Zvartnots International airport was not helpful at all, and in fact rather arrogant.
		As the bus load of passengers rushed to the aircraft steps pushing and shoving each other, the three Armavia ground reps standing on the second stair level leading into aircraft just stood there with vacant looks on their faces, not helping the elderly or women with children.
		Once inside the aircraft, service was very similar, although all flight attendants (2 female and 1 male) worked the cabin in unison on this particular flight.
	www.airlinequality.com /Forum/armavia.htm (783 words)

	ArmPort.com Forum: Message Board of Armenian Business & Trade Portal - powered by XMB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Armavia Press Secretary Garik Siroyan states that Armavia will carry out non-stop flights from Yerevan to Beirut, Dubai, Paris, Athens.
		It should be noted that within 9 months of 2004, Armavia transported over 316,000 passengers and 1.1 thousand tons of post and cargoes.
		The share of Armavia in the total passenger turnover in Armenia in 9 months of 204 grew as compared to the same period of 2003 by 17% and totaled 43%.
	www.armport.com /Forum/viewthread.php?tid=1063 (367 words)

	Reviews/Articles on AVIA.RU - Fighters and an Airbus at the Air Show
		The plane, which flew in Monday night, is operated by Armenia's Armavia, itself majority controlled by Russia's No. 2 airline Sibir.
		As major Russian planemakers such as Ilyushin and Tupolev were at the air show Tuesday touting their latest models and upgrades, Sibir effectively was showing off its acquisition of the type of aircraft that other Russian airlines would like to have.
		Armavia plans to lease its first two ATR-42 turboprops this fall.
	www.avia.ru /english/articles/doc151.shtml (1385 words)

	S7 Airlines. Offizielle Internetseite Der AG Siberia Airlines. Moskau, Nowosibirsk, Irkutsk - Siberia Airlines Had a ...
		The workshop was also attended by the Armavia Airlines’ head of Visa Control Group, Siberia’s partner in Armenia, and by the top officers of the Freestanding Check-point of the Federal Frontier Service (FCPFFS) in Tolmachevo airport.
		Counseling and training provided by German frontier guards to the Siberia and Armavia Airlines’ employees contribute to substantial improvement of their competence level in dealing with exit documents and help in avoiding potential penalty charges borne by the company.
		Therefore Siberia’s and Armavia’s staff received literally first-hand information as to what is of primary importance in working with visa documents.
	www.s7.ru /de/about_us/news/2003/12/2003-12-01.html (405 words)

	TABDC.ORG
		It is currently operated by the Russian-owned Armavia airline that took over most of Armenian Airlines’ flight rights last year.
		Armavia currently flies to Turkey’s commercial capital twice a week and can now add a third flight to the schedule.
		Kirakosian further revealed that the Armenian authorities were initially against giving a Turkish carrier access to the Armenian market, but backed down after the Turkish side threatened to ban the Armavia flights in accordance with international conventions.
	www.tabdc.org /news.php?id=163 (306 words)

	BakuTODAY.net - Bankrupt Armenian Carrier Unable To Clear Huge Debt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In an interview with RFE/RL, Arsen Avetisian said the company would be able to do so only if it was allowed to resume and operate a single daily flight from Yerevan to Moscow for at least two consecutive years.
		“But given the existing agreement between [the private airline] Armavia and the Armenian government, the likelihood of the implementation of a financial adjustment plan drawn up by Armenian Airlines is very small,” he admitted.
		Armavia, which is owned by Russia’s second-biggest Sibir airline, was granted most of Armenian Airlines’ flight rights in the former Soviet Union and Western Europe when it signed the agreement with the government more one year ago.
	www.bakutoday.net /view.php?d=9535 (402 words)

	FlyerTalk Forums - Flying to Armenia
		I would feel much safer on an Ilyushin maintained and flown by BA than on a Boeing maintained and flown by Armavia.
		As Armavia don't fly from London (you have to go to Amsterdam or Frankfurt to get them) I would go for the nonstop BA/Brit Med flight from Heathrow.
		Once upon a time it was "accepted wisdom" here in Europe that Eastern European airlines were to be avoided; these days carriers like Malev, LOT and Lithuanian Airlines are considered perfectly acceptable and I was rather hoping that perhaps someone might come up and say "I've flown Armavia many times and they are wonderful".
	www.flyertalk.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-298261.html (648 words)

	S7 Airlines. Siberia Airlines JSC's Official Website. Russia, Moscow, Novosibirsk, Irkutsk - Strategic alliance of ...
		The pack of Contracts is comprised of: interline-agreement between «Armavia» and «Siberia Airlines» companies, according to this Contract «Siberia Airlines» shall become «Armavia» universal agent using both its own ticket office system and agent booking system within Russia and abroad.
		At the beginning of this plane exploitation by «Armavia», under the corresponding Contract, all flights between two carriers has been executed by «Siberia Airlines» pilots.
		In addition, all stewards are staffs of «Armavia» Armenian airline.
	www.s7.ru /en/about_us/news/2002/11/2002-11-19.html (482 words)

	ArmPort.com Forum: Message Board of Armenian Business & Trade Portal - powered by XMB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 27, ARMENPRESS: Top managers of Armavia commercial carrier said today they will replenish its fleet by another A-320 airbus before the end of the year and will by another one in 2004.
		Russia's number 2 airline Sibir effectively took control of Armenia's national airline's 70 percent stake last April in a handover that has expanded the Russian carrier's access to markets abroad.
		The deal came after the state-owned Armenian Airlines folded under the weight of its debts, and Sibir assumed the lion's share of its 36 flight destination licenses, which had been earlier granted to Armavia.
	www.armport.com /Forum/viewthread.php?tid=671&page=#pid2013 (354 words)

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