“And the reason is that the Armenian flights do not meet the safety standards, in addition, they are disrupted regularly.
According to our sources, the Armenian General Department of Civil Aviation has asked for time to correct the safety-related deficiencies, but they have left Armavia’s fate to the Europeans.
In an interview with us, General Department of Civil Aviation spokeswoman Nelly Cherchinyan, however, denied this news,” Zhoghovurd writes.
Location
EU, Asian companies may also participate in construction of Armenia’s new nuclear power unit, Russia’s Rosatom director general says
Russia Security Council links Armenia ratification of International Criminal Court Rome Statute to rapprochement with EU
Rosatom head thanks Armenia for assistance in evacuating Russian personnel from Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant in spring
Russia’s Rosatom chief: Armenia may face power shortage of about 1 GW by 2036
Head of Russia’s Rosatom has no doubt Armenia nuclear plant’s operation can be extended until 2036
Constructing new nuclear plant with VVER-1000 technology offered to Armenia, Russia’s Rosatom chief says
make preferable
