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FLYONE aviation group operations and ownership review
Overview
FLYONE Moldova’s Chairman of the Board, Vlad Cebotari, has assured passengers that the airline will maintain flight operations beyond a September 22 deadline. This deadline was established by the Council for the examination of investments of importance to state security, which requires company associates to relinquish their holdings.
Cebotari noted that approximately 400,000 passengers have already booked flights after the deadline and emphasized that all existing reservations will be honored according to original itineraries and pricing. He expressed confidence that authorities would not implement measures that negatively impact travelers.
Since its 2015 registration, FLYONE has grown into an international aviation group with a fleet of approximately 30 aircraft, becoming the largest air operator in Moldova. The group has expanded operations into Romania, Armenia, and Uzbekistan, reporting significant annual growth and turnover in these regions.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesFLYONE expands into international aviation group
FLYONE has evolved from a Moldovan startup into a major international aviation group with operations in Romania, Armenia, and Uzbekistan, reporting significant growth and multi-country expansion.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesFLYONE assures passengers of continued flights after September 22
FLYONE Moldova Chairman Vlad Cebotari assured passengers that flights will continue after the September 22 investment review deadline, guaranteeing that all existing bookings will be honored.
Sources
news.yam.md · telegraph.md · timpul.md