Two Russian airlines reportedly ask to return planes to lessors
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Two Russian airlines reportedly ask to return planes to lessors

Aisling Finn
06 July 2022
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Two Russian airlines – S7 and Volga-Dnepr Group-owned AirBridgeCargo (ABC) – have requested permission from the Russian government to return some of their fleet to lessors, according to local reports.

S7 is hoping to return two Boeing 737 Max aircraft after their recertification failed due to fatal crashes.

ABC reportedly plans to return 14 of its 16 Boeing 747 freighters, all of which are stored at Sheremetyevo Airport, the busiest...

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