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Revision as of 14:52, 25 November 2020

PAT Aeronovo
ПАТ «Аероново»
Aeronovo Logo.png
IATA ICAO Callsign
AN ANV AERONOVO
FoundedAugust 17, 1959;
65 years ago
Commenced operationsMarch 14, 1960
HubsSamistopol
Patovatra
Secondary hubsVelike Vishnavaya
Frequent-flyer programNovochasti
AllianceUnitéCéleste
SubsidiariesNovokargo
Novopostaprod
Fleet size124
Destinationssee Destinations
Traded asSMSX: NOVO
HeadquartersSamistopol, Soravia
Key peopleSevastian Andreikiv (CEO)
RevenueIncrease €10.91 billion (2019)
Operating incomeIncrease €972 million (2019)
Net incomeIncrease €117.5 million (2019)
Total assetsIncrease €13.77 billion (2019)
Total equityIncrease €31.1 million (2019)
Employees27,152
Websiteaeronovo.sr

PAT Aeronovo (Soravian: ПАТ «Аероново»; PAT «Аeronovo»), more commonly known as simply Aeronovo is the flag carrier and largest airline of the Soravian Republic by fleet size, destinations offered, passenger numbers and cargo tonnage. It is headquartered in the corporate Kraga district of the nation's capital, Samistopol, and has primary hubs in the city as well as Patovatra, also operating a secondary hub in the city of Velike Vishnavaya. The company also owns multiple subsidiary airlines and companies, some of which offer low-cost flights to destinations across Euclea. Founded in 1960, it is one of Soravia's oldest active airlines. In 2001, it became a founding member of the UnitéCéleste air alliance.

Aeronovo began as a minor airline in the early 1960s, until government investment in 1967 brought the airline to become one of the largest operating in Soravia. In 1976, it was designated as the country's flag carrier, a status it retained after the Sostava War. Post-war recovery boosts saw the company became majority state-owned in 1988 through the Soravian government's state-led investment firms. Its current CEO, Sevastian Andreikiv, was elected in 2006. Aeronovo is one of the Soravia's largest companies both by annual revenue and total asset value.

In 2019, Aeronovo and its subsidiaries carried a total of over 40 million passengers, and constituted around 30% of total air traffic in Soravia. It offers a range of aircraft in its expansive fleet, including Gulka, Rogozin and Savinkov civilian aircraft. Its most common routes include SamistopolKrada, SamistopolPovelia and SamistopolKhmelnytskyi.

History

Foundation and early years

Government investment

Sostava War

Post-war

21st century

Corporate affairs

Subsidiaries

Ownership

Headquarters

Alliances and partnerships

Destinations

Country/Region City Airport Notes
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 Azmara Aalmsted Mikel Hankssun International Airport
 Kirenia Harimisaareke Harimisaareke International Airport
 Montecara Montecara Montecara–Enrico Dulio International Airport
 Nuvania Pietersburg Pietersburg International Airport
 Satavia Port Hope Port Hope O'Connell International Airport
 Sivathra Mangalore Devaraj Ananthamurthy International Airport
 Slirnia Drazovice Drazovice International Airport
 Soravia Bolgar Bolgar International Airport
Borzhava Borzhava–Rakhmanuv Airport
Buryn Buryn Airport
Charkasar Altynbay Kalimullin International Airport
Drisina Drisina Airport Seasonal
Ermeli Ermeli–Amaiin Airport
Eryksborg Eryksborg Airport
Filiminovka Filimonovka International Airport
Garbuzy Garbuzy–Malyye Krynki International Airport
Khosheut Khosheut International Airport
Kutkivtsi Kutkivtsi International Airport
Lipa Lipa–Katerina Ivanova Airport
Litovizh Litovizh Airport
Luchintsy Luchintsy International Airport
Malbay Malbay Bozhev Airport
Nimganopol Nimganopol International Airport
Nurmgö Nurmgö–Dhzhanoi International Airport
Onatskoye Onatskoye Airport
Ovdapol Ovdapol International Airport
Patovatra Sergei Lytvyn International Airport Hub
Rakovnica Rakovnica Airport
Samistopol Pavlovskaya International Airport Hub
Sestrenovka Sestrenovka Airport Seasonal
Syrnitsa Syrnitsa International Airport
Tumsha Tumsha Airport
Ulan Erge Ulan Erge–Chaltau ba-Khudo Airport Seasonal
Ulan Khol Ulan Khol International Airport
Uzyn Uzyn International Airport
Velike Vishnavaya Rublyanka International Airport Hub
Yalmta Yalmta Airport Seasonal
Yashkul Yashkul–Novorespubliky Airport
 West Miersa Krada Krada International Airport
Podgórzyca Podgórzyca Airport
Sechia Sechia International Airport
West Żobrodź Świętosław Wojdyla International Airport

Fleet

Services

Frequent-flyer program

Cabins

Lounges and terminals

Accidents

Fatal

Non-fatal

Hijackings