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[BUSINESS] · Moldova, Romania, Armenia, Uzbekistan · 2 sources

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FLYONE expands into international aviation group

Since its registration in 2015, the airline FLYONE has grown from a new Moldovan operator into an international aviation group with a fleet of approximately 30 aircraft. The company has become the largest air operator in the Republic of Moldova, reporting 2024 sales of 4.2 billion lei and a declared profit of 304 million lei.

The group has expanded its operations into Romania, Armenia, and Uzbekistan. In Romania, FLYONE reported a turnover exceeding 268 million Romanian lei for 2025, representing a 41% increase from the previous year. In Armenia, where operations began in 2021, the company has become a major taxpayer and even operates the Armenian government aircraft. In Uzbekistan, the group operates FLYONE Asia out of Tashkent.

Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Vladimir Cebotari, states that the group experiences annual growth of approximately 20-25%.

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FLYONE · Vladimir Cebotari