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Among the World's Top Airlines AMONG THE WORLD’S TOP AIRLINES EVIDENCE OF GLOBAL RECOGNITION AEROFLOT IS THE ONLY RUSSIAN SKYTRAX 4-STAR AIRLINE Learn more at ot.com OUR TEAM OF PROFESSIONALS Aerofl ot strives to surpass the expectations of its passengers. The Сompany’s success is based on continuous professional development and self-improvement. To achieve this, Aerofl ot has integrated an effi cient personnel training system with established modern infrastructure. As recognised by Russian and international civil aviation organisations and industry experts, Aerofl ot operates the best training facilities for pilots and cabin crew in Russia and the CIS. In 2011 Aerofl ot opened its own Aviation School, the fi rst certifi ed private aviation training centre in Russia. Aerofl ot won the 2015 and 2016 Compliance with modern Randstad Award in the Best Employer international standards and in Transport and Logistics category. federal aviation regulations for personnel training. Aerofl ot employees undergo regular training and professional development courses every year. FLEET Aero ot has one of the youngest aircraft fleets in the world. Aero flot aircraft comply with the highest standards of safety, reliability and comfort. The average age of Aero flot aircraft is just 4.3 years1. AEROFLOT FLEET COMPRISES AEROFLOT GROUP INCLUDES Short-haul: Sukhoi SuperJet 100 THE FOLLOWING M edium-haul: Airbus A320, Airbus A321, SUBSIDIARY AIRLINES: Boeing 737-800 Aero flot L ong-haul: Airbus А330-200, Rossiya Airbus А330-300, Boeing 777-300ER Aurora Airlines Pobeda AEROFLOT GROUP AEROFLOT FLEET comprises comprises 268 aircraft 1 172 aircraft 1 AIR TRANSPORT NEWS AWARDS – Aero flot became the first Russian RECOGNITION airline to win the global Air Transport News Awards in two categories, the Readers’ Choice in Internet vote and Aero flot’s CEO Vitaly Saveliev named Best Aviation Top Manager worldwide. ROUTEHAPPY – Aero flot is one of the top 10 world airlines with Wi-Fi onboard based on the results of 2014 and ranked second by Wi-Fi availability on long- haul flights in 2015 by the Routehappy rating. SKYSCANNER.NET – Aero flot is a multiple winner in various categories of the world’s leading air ticket search engine: No. 1 on the list of most stylish European airlines, No. 1 among the most trusted airlines according to Russian passengers and one of the top 5 airlines with the best food according to European passengers. CONDÉ NAST TRAVELLER READER’S CHOICE – In 2016, Aerofl ot was announced the best Russian company by Condé Nast Traveller Reader’s Choice, the most prestigious tourism award, for the fourth time in a row. TRIPADVISOR – Aerofl ot is a multiple winner of the Best Russian Airline award from the world’s biggest travel site, TripAdvisor. GLOBAL TRAVELER – Aerofl ot became the Best Airline in Eastern Europe according to the leading US travel magazine, Global Traveler and was SKYTRAX – Aerofl ot got a completely new service rating on the global announced one of the top 10 companies with the best food for the first time. air travel market: four stars out of live from Skytrax agency, the most respectful global expert of air services. Aerofl ot has won Skytrax World Airline Awards in the Best Airline in Eastern Europe category live times. 1 as of August 01, 2016.
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