Russian Airlines and Their Aircraft

{detailed description}Russian Airlines and their Aircraft
In Soviet times the 'Fly Aeroflot' advertising slogan was something of a mockery, as there was no other airline to fly. Starting in 1992, however, the Soviet flag carrier started facing competition from newly established airlines such as Transaero and Volga-Dnepr. The deregulation process was speeded up by the break-up of the Soviet Union, with the number of airlines big and small reaching 400!
Some have vanished since, but others have sprung up in their place.
The process has considerably livened up the Russian civil air transport scene and improved the operating standards in the industry as the air carriers compete fiercely to attract passengers - not to mention the multitude of eye-catching liveries seen at Russian airports today.
This full-colour album includes more than 440 photos illustrating the major airlines operating in Russia today, and their equipment and various colour schemes. A brief history and fleet information are provided for each airline, as are detailed photo captions.
{Author / Publisher / Date}by Dmitriy Komissarov and Yefim Gordon
published by Midland Publishing 2004 1st edn. 159pp profusely illustrated in colour 21x28 card covers
{condition}small crease to rear otherwise fine.
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