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Ground Handling Russia & Ground Handling Russia & CIS 8th international exhibition and conference September 26-27 2017, Moscow Company Name Full position 224 FU Airlines Andrey Gorelov Deputy Director Procurement Department 7RedLines Alexey Zimin Head of Aviation Practice A-Group Fedorov Sergey Ground Handling Manager A-Group Oleg Shcherban Ground Handling Manager A-Group Sokolov Alexandr Ramp Manager ACB RUS Alexey Savko Head of Commerce AEBI SCHMIDT Elena Gentzel Area Sales Manager Russia AIRFLOT TECHNICS Denis Savostin Chairman of the Board of Directors AIRFLOT TECHNICS Sergey Zhuravlev CEO AVISOFTICA Roman Pozdnyakov Commerce & Marketing Department AVISOFTICA Inna Luchaninova Advisor to CEO AZUR Air Svetlana Orlova Ground Handling Specialist AZUR Air Natalia Petrichenko Head of Ground Handling Group Deputy Head of Department of Public-private Administration of Moscow Transport Hub Dmitriy Zadonskiy Partnership and Investment Projects Head of the Department of Coordination of Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Vadim Rastrosta Resources Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Vladimir Kazakov Chief Specialist, Ground Handling Department Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Anna Konstantinova Financial Departament Chief Of Division Head of Control Connections of Transfer Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Olga Alekseeva Passengers Chief Specialist Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Yekaterina Kovrizhkina Aeroflot - Russian Airlines Aleksey Shekhanov Deputy Director of the Department Aeroflot Aviation School Kirillin Vadimir Teacher Head of Department Aeroflot Aviation School Yuriy Bolgov Aeromar Elena Zakharova Public Relations Manager Aerospace Observer Magazine Andrey Baranovsky Correspondent Regional Manager for Ground Handling at Air Astana Tatyana Dzhan Regional Airports of Kazakhstan Ground Handling Regional Manager Russia, Air Astana Zlata Rakhmetova Azerbaijan and Georgia Air Transport Observer Oleg Abdulov Sales & Marketing Director Air Transport Observer Anna Tikhonova Marketing Manager Air Transport Observer Sergey Belyaev Commercial Director Air Transport Observer Artem Korenyako Deputy Editor-in-Chief Air Transport Observer Alexey Sinitsky Director, Analytics Air Transport Observer Evgeniya Kolyada Correspondent Air Transport Observer Galina Timoshenko Distribution Manager AirBridgeCargo Airlines Vitaly Terekhov Regional GH Manager, Russia and CIS AirBridgeCargo Airlines Andrey Spiridonov Deputy Regional GH Manager, Russia and CIS Airlines of Mordovia Mikhail Berman General Director Airlines of Mordovia Alexander Kistaikin Commercial Director Airport Roshchino, Tyumen Igor Luzhbin CEO Airport Tolmachevo Sergei Turaev Production Manager Airport Ulyanovsk Nonna Golubeva Head of the Commercial Service Airport Ulyanovsk Yulia Markelova Head of Transport Management Department Airport Ulyanovsk Sergey Nakonechny CEO Manager a Limited Liability Company Airport's support Denis Shekhovtsev «Provision of Airports» Airports of North Vadim Volkov General Director Airports of Regions Svetlana Lebedeva Head of Tariff Policy Department Deputy Director for Aviation Business Airports of Regions Tatyana Nevzorova Development Director for Development of Production Airports of Regions Vyacheslav Pshenitsyn Systems Avia.Ru Network Roman Gusarov Editor-in-Chief AviaPort Sergey Ahrameev Correspondent AviaTIS Elena Glebova Deputy General Director, Ground Handling Aviablogger.com Jury Plokhotnichenko Editor Aviation Explorer Mikhail Vakhneev Editor-in-Chief Aviation Industrialists Union Evgeny Gorbunov General Director Baltic Ground Services Russia Dmitry Khartunyan CEO Barnaul International Airport Vitaly Arkhipenko General Director Basel Aero Natalia Malkova Deputy HR Director Basel Aero Alexander Steblin Production Director Basel Aero Inna Fomichenko Procurement Director Begishevo Airport, Nizhnekamsk Olesya Gordeeva Head of Quality Department Begishevo Airport, Nizhnekamsk Sergei Romantsov General Director Begishevo Airport, Nizhnekamsk Andrey Parfenenko First Deputy General Director for Production Belgorod International Airport Vladimir Tikunov General Director CAVAG Dmitry Ochkinas Commercial Director CAVAG Andrey Shamrikov General Director ChukotAVIA Airlines Tomash Troyanovsky General Director Civil Aviation Air Transport Newspaper Galina Ponomareva Deputy Editor-in-Chief Civil Aviation Magazine Anna Mikhailova Member of Editorial Board Click Aviation Network Artem Degtiarov Fuel Manager – CIS and Eastern Europe DI ICE Mikhail Barbashov Commercial Director DI ICE Viktor Yartsev CEO DOMODEDOVO AIRPORT HANDLING Evgeny Petrov Chief Specialist – De-icing DOMODEDOVO AIRPORT HANDLING Alexander Polygalov Head of Marketing and Sales Group Dushanbe International Airport Tabar Kurbanov Head of Airfield Service Director of the Representative Office in the Ellinair Airlines Mikhail Masenkov Russian Federation Ellinair Airlines Yana Zenyuk Deputy Director of Ground Services EuroTech Konstantin Bugaev Deputy General Director EuroTech Alexey Karpov General Director Head of Laboratory of Photogrammetric FGUP "GosNIIAS" Yury Blokhinov Computer Vision, Doctor of Engineering FL Technics Jevgenij Gagarin Product Manager, Components and Materials Head of Sales Division for Russia & CIS FL Technics Jonas Ovidijus Stalnionis Region Federal State Unitary Enterprise ―State ATM Corporation‖ Alexander Kaniovsky Director of Information Technology Federal Transport Inspection Service Rostransnadzor Oxana Popova-Zavrazhnaya Head of Department Finnair Maria Anufrieva Country Sales Manager, Russia Finnair Janne Suomalainen Area Manager Ground Operations Finnair Liudmila Uzhgintseva Area Controller Flight Safety Problems Magazine Georgy Dugin Editor Foodcard Alexander Melnikov General Manager Global Travel Investments Rose Sokolova Director Russia & CIS GosNII GA Mikhail Makarov Deputy Director ACC Higher School of Economics — National Research University Fyodor Borisov Principal Researcher Honeywell International Dmitry Kirpichenok Key Account Manager I Fly Airlines Maxim Grinenko Director of Ground Support Department IATA Assistant Manager Campaigns for IATA Ruslan Sarin Central Asia IATA Andrey Bystrov Aviation Solutions Manager Implementation Manager Airports Facilitation, IATA Stefania Tomasini Europe IATA Vladimir Proskurin Manager, Financial and Distribution Services IMS Vladimir Vasiliev Pro AV Product Specialist IMS Nikolai Klochkov CTO INFORM GmbH Konstantin Sviridenko Project manager Independent Expert Dmitry Pushkin Independent Expert Leading Expert, Institute of Transport Independent Expert Andrey Kramarenko Economics and Transport Policy Studies Infomost Consulting Boris Rybak Acting Chairman Deputy Head of Inform Software Competence Integro Technologies Ivan Kanushin Center in Russiа Interfax Inga Dudareva Finance and Commercial Information Service International Airport Simferopol Valentina Butinets Ground Handling Manager IrAero Airlines Igor Miretin Representative Ivanovo Airport Oleg Erchenko General Director Ivanovo Airport Olga Kondratenko Deputy General Director Chief Economist Izhavia Airlines Natalia Moshkina Izhavia Airlines Andrey Drovosekov Deputy Head of Strategic Development ATB Head of Reconstruction of the Airport Izhavia Airlines Alexander Kosenkov Complex Jetex Flight Support Pavel Ivanov Ragional Sales Manager KOMTEKH-N Andrey Volodin Chief Executive Kazan International Airport Anastasiya Vasina Ground Handling Director Kazan International Airport Aleksander Agafonov Chief of Ground Handling Service Khabarovsky Airport Igor Kojarsky Deputy Executive Director for Operations Khabarovsky Airport Yaroslav Ashirov First Vice-President Khabarovsky Airport Elvira Vanushkina First Deputy Executive Director Krasnodar International Airport Natalia Zhuneva Head of Quality Department Krasnodar International Airport Sergey Denisenko Chief of Grond Handling Department Kratos Group of Companies Roman Katalevskiy Deputy Director of Business Development LAS-1 Aleksey Lysenko Project Manager – Terminal Equipment LAS-1 Sergey V. Lazarev Marketing and Technology Dept. Chief LEO TELECOM Kirill Moskatelnikov Partner Sales Manager LYNDEN International Sergey Buchumov Head of Sales and Business Department London - Heathrow John Hamshare Airside Policy and Oversight Manager Lukoil Avia Nikolay Molodykh Head of Ground Handling Service Mallaghan Engineering Ltd. Tadej Podgrajšek Sales Manager Manas International Airport (Bishkek) Sergei Filippov Chief inspector of Quality Control Department Manas International Airport (Bishkek) Aleksandr Alekseev Chief inspector of Quality Control Department Manas International Airport (Bishkek) Kubanychbek Chotkaraev Head of Quality Control Department Chief of the Organization of Ground Handling Meridian Air Company Matonina Inna and Transportation Moscow Cargo Vlad Krutilin - Deputy General Director - Commercial Moscow Cargo Elena Konkina Director Moscow Cargo Evgeniya Antonova Head of Marketing & Analysis Department Senior Specialist, Commercial Policy Moscow Domodedovo Airport Gayk Akopyan Department Moscow Domodedovo Airport Alexey Lachin Head of Commercial Policy Department Moscow Domodedovo Airport Nina Gorbatyuk Area Manager of Consumer's Satisfaction Moscow Domodedovo Airport Marina Bukalova Director of Marketing Moscow Domodedovo Airport Irina Ryabinina Director Sales & Key Accounts Management Moscow Domodedovo Airport Valentina Troshina Deputy Sales Director Infrastructure and IT Services Sales Moscow Domodedovo Airport Konstantin Shupenich Methodologist National Airport Minsk Elena Bukatich Head of Department of Quality Management National Airport Minsk Alexander Burakov
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