Sirius Aero, Russian private jet operator, announced that it will become an exhibitor of The 2018 European Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition, May 29-31 in Geneva, for the first time. The company will be in booth No. D69 (Hall 5) with its co-exhibitor – Avinode.
“We are very pleased to exhibiting at EBACE for the first time,” says Eugenia Pokrovskaya, Commercial Director, Sirius Aero. “We are one of the oldest and well-known business aviation companies in Russia. And over the past few years, the company has improved. That’s why we’d like to present to colleagues and clients Renewed Sirius Aero. We invite all interested parties to visit our booth on EBACE 2018.”
Sirius Aero has been actively developing. Since 2014 it put into operation 15 aircraft, added 5 new types to the fleet and doubled the staff. The company has its own technical facilities to provide aircraft maintenance and continuing airworthiness management in Russia and Europe. Sirius Aero has EASA Part TCO authorization. Last year received IS-BAO Stage I Certificate and has started to implement the Electronic Flight Bag system (EFB) vigorously.
About Sirius Aero
Sirius Aero is one of the experiencedRussian business aviation companies with the largest commercial fleet in Eastern Europe. The operator approved by EBAA and RUBAA provides services in:
Sirius Aero fleet is 20 aircraft represents the highest levels of safety, security and luxury. The company uses such business jets as Legacy 600, Hawker 700/750/850XP/1000, Challenger 601, Challenger 850 and luxurious configuration bizliners - Tu 134, Yak 42. Base airport – Vnukovo-3, Moscow.
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