Traveler numbers in Tallinn Airport in October were down to a tenth of what they were in 2019 with the number of flights from Estonia also down drastically, having reached a third of pre-crisis levels. In addition, air traffic services are set to lay off a quarter of their employees until year’s end. Recent increases…
Kazakhstan is now working towards restoration of bilateral traffic between the ports of Atyrau and ports on the Volga River – Astrakhan and Volgograd, Vice Minister of Industry and Infrastructure Development of Kazakhstan Berik Kamaliyev has announced at a plenary session of the Senate. According to Kamaliyev, bilateral traffic between Atyrau, Astrakhan and Volgograd ports…
SkyUp Airlines is expanding its international program from regions. Thus, flights to Istanbul from Lviv and Odesa will open from December 18. “Flights will be operated on Mondays and Fridays. The plane arrives at the new Istanbul airport,” the airline’s press service reports. Ticket sales are already open. (Ukrinform/Business World Magazine)
To improve the quality of gravel roads in Latvia, the company in charge of road maintenance VAS Latvijas Autocelu uzturetajs (LAU) performed grading of more than 111,000 km of gravel roads this year. Surface and pothole repairs have been performed in a total volume of 427,000 cubic meters, LAU reports. Grading efforts are the most…
A new bridge is to be constructed on Tauyelsizdik Avenue, linking the right and left banks of the Ishym River in the city of Nur-Sultan. The new bridge’s design has been drawn up by the capital’s Urban Planning Center. The bridge’s length will be 910 meters, width – 36 meters and the height of lights…
The Ukrainian side is interested in cooperating with the Export-Import Bank of Korea with the support of the Government of the Republic of Korea in the development of high-speed rail if favorable financial terms of cooperation are offered, minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Vladyslav Kryklii said at a meeting with representatives of Hyundai Corporation on…
A section of cargo rail track in southwestern Estonia is to be reopened following repair works, largely using European Union funds. The line, which has been closed for two years, runs from Parnu to Lelle, Rapla County, and is primarily needed to transport construction materials for the building of the planned high-speed Rail Baltic link.…