Problems mount for Volga-Dnepr after order to pay $400m damages
Volga-Dnepr Group has lost some $400m in damages, as well as one of its AN-124 ...
The high costs of chartering an AN-124 have fallen by as much as 40%, in some cases, since the near-monopoly of the Ruslan joint-venture was dissolved.
The break-up happened at the end of last year, due to political differences between Russia and Ukraine.
Admitting prices for the aircraft, marketed by Antonov/Volga-Dnepr company Ruslan, had been high due to limited market choice, Oleg Orlov, Antonov’s vice president, said: “It was a monopoly, but now the price has come down and there is more demand.
“Some ...
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