Technologie
Russian airline Azur Air applies to expand aircraft engine maintenance certificate
TASS Russian News Agency
Points clés
- 1. Azur Air has completed its official application to expand its service certificate.
- 2. Following Rosaviatsiya's approval, the company will gain the authority to perform operations in the B1 category.
- 3. The certificate expansion will directly increase the airline's aircraft engine maintenance capacity.
En chiffres
1. B1 category operations
Russian airline company Azur Air has made an official application to expand its certificate to cover the servicing and maintenance processes of aircraft engines. This step by the company reflects its strategic goals towards increasing its in-house technical maintenance and repair capacities.
Following the approval of the said application by the Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya), Azur Air will acquire the authority to carry out technical operations in the B1 category. This authority will allow the airline to conduct its engine maintenance operations on a broader scale and independently.
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- Q: What did Azur Air apply for?
- A: The airline company has made an official application to expand its current certificate to also cover the maintenance and servicing processes of aircraft engines.
- Q: What authority will be gained upon the approval of the application?
- A: Once the said application is approved, the company will have the authority to perform technical maintenance and repair operations in the B1 category.
- Q: Which organization is the approving authority in this process?
- A: The certificate expansion application will be evaluated and approved by the Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya).
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