Boeing company does not decline from working with the clients of any country, Boeing Communications Director for Russia/CIS,  Elena Alexandrova, told Armenian News-NEWS.am.

To the query on whether Boeing is ready to work with a new Armenian airline—and considering the fact that two Armenian airlines were declared bankrupt since 2003, and another one hopes to start operations but is in a difficult financial situation—, Alexandrova responded: “Airlines carry out their activities in a dynamically changing work environment, and they need constant change and dynamic development. Boeing is in constant interaction with the clients throughout the world, and it carries out joint work to optimally assist in their commercial activities and fleet requirement plans.” 

Armenia Airline will conduct its first flight on April 21. Even though it currently has three passenger aircrafts, their number is expected to reach eight, by the year’s end.