The State Aviation Enterprise “Ukraine” ( Ukrainian State Air Enterprise “Ukraine” ) is the Ukrainian state airline that carries out air transportation of senior officials of Ukraine . It is managed by the State Administration of Ukraine , is based at the international airport of Boryspil .
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| Established | July 15, 1997 | |||
| Base airports | Borispol | |||
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| Fleet size | four | |||
| Parent company | State Administration of Ukraine | |||
| Headquarters |  Kiev , Ukraine | |||
| Guide | Oleg Krainy (interim acting general director) [1] | |||
| Number of employees | 318 [2] | |||
| Site | saeukraine.org.ua | |||
Content
History
Until 1996, the airline of Ukraine was the actual carrier of state leadership [3] . By a presidential decree of July 15, 1997, a separate state-owned enterprise was created to transport official delegations and officials, which received Ukrainian Airlines' aircraft used for government air transportation [4] . The company is managed by the State Administration of Affairs and is financed from the state budget [5] . In 2016, 57 flights were completed, total maintenance costs amounted to 22 million hryvnias , for fuel 5.162 million hryvnias [6] .
Fleet
Initially, the airline used only Soviet-made aircraft. In 2014, their use was finally discontinued. One of the aircraft (Tu-134A-3 reg. UR-65782) was transferred to the Aviation Museum in Zhulyany [7] . It was also planned to transfer one of the presidential Il-62s there [8] , but as of 2019, both sides of this type are still in storage in Borispol. In 2019, the fleet includes aircraft manufactured by the European Union, Ukraine and Russia.
Valid
As of the summer of 2019, the company operates flights on 3 aircraft and 1 helicopter.
| Type of aircraft | Year entered | amount | Notes | Picture |
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| Airbus A319CJ | 2008 | one | UR-ABA | |
| An-74TK-300 | 2012 | one | UR-AWB | |
| An-148-100 | 2017 | one | UR-UKR | |
| Mi-8MTV-1 | 2002 | one | UR-PAB |
Decommissioned
Types of aircraft previously used by the company:
| Type of aircraft | Year entered | Year of withdrawal | Picture |
|---|---|---|---|
| IL-62 | 1997 | 2014 | |
| Tu-134 | 1997 | 2014 | |
| Yak-40 | 1997 | 2011 |
See also
- Air transport of heads of state and government
- Air force one
- German Government Air Fleet
- Special flight squad "Russia"
Notes
- ↑ Biographical Dovidka of an hour-and-a-half-hour obyazyka of the Director General of the Sovereign Aviation Agency of Ukraine . State Aviation Center "Ukraine". Date of treatment July 9, 2019.
- ↑ Sound about the financial camp . State Aviation Agency “Ukraine” (December 31, 2018).
- ↑ Ukraine - GAP. Airline card . Russianplanes.net. Date of treatment July 9, 2019.
- ↑ Regulation on the State Aviation Institute of Ukraine “ . State Aviation Agency “Ukraine” (August 17, 1997).
- ↑ Інформаційна дідідка по підпрімство . State Aviation Center "Ukraine". Date of treatment July 9, 2019.
- ↑ In the state airline "Ukraine" reported how many flew with Poroshenko for the year . Center for Transport Strategies (July 12, 2017).
- ↑ The Presidential Tu-134 is transported to the museum along highways through Kiev . Avianews.com (November 28, 2014).
- ↑ Aircraft of Yanukovych will be an exhibit of the Museum of Aviation . Avianews.com (September 19, 2014).