Koltsovo Airport to pay 35% less to region’s budget

Evgeniy Chudnovskiy was appointed General Director of Koltsovo Airport of Yekaterinburg. The decision to this extent was made in the course of an extraordinary general meeting on December 4, 2009. Chudnovskiy won 52% of votes among all of those who attended the meeting to settle this issue. According to the shareholders’ decision, the newly appointed GD is going to remain in office for three years. The airport’s former General Director Kirill Shubin resigned in November 2009 to become the Director of Sverdlovsk Region State Order Department. Evgeniy Chudnovskiy was born in Moscow on May 25,

Deputy General Director of Koltsovo-Invest Evgeniy Chudnovskiy agreed to become the General Director of Koltsovo Airport of Yekaterinburg. His proposal will be presented to the airport’s shareholders at the extraordinary general meeting on December 4, 2009. The news was announced by the airport via Oblastnaya Gazeta. The main point on this meeting’s agenda used to be the early resignation of GD Kirill Shubin. However, Shubin recently resigned of his own accord and headed the newly founded Sverdlovsk Region State Order Department.

July 30, 2014. Evgeniy Olkhovik was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors at Koltsovo Airport, the Yekaterinburg-based airport reports. The election took place during Koltsovo Airport BOD meeting on July 25. The airport’s company secretary was also elected during the meeting. Following the annual general meeting which was held on June 30, a new Board of Directors was elected as well. The BOD now comprises Andrei Shtorkh, Alexander Zaporozhskiy, Evgeniy Olkhovik, Evgeniy Chudnovskiy, Alexei Piskunov, Dmitri Kasatkin, Nikolai Ulyanov, and Oleg Fedotovskikh.

‘Setting up hubs is a common thing among foreign airports. Given Koltsovo Airport’s advantageous geographical position and Sverdlovsk Region’s economic situation, we’ve got some excellent prospects for developing into a hub. Small airports are really having a hard time because they have to transfer passengers to Moscow first and only then take them further. Koltsovo, however, intends to compete with Moscow airports by eliminating the connecting flights problems. It’s obvious that connecting flights through Moscow have a number of drawbacks, particularly geographical ones,’ General Director of

Sverdlovsk Region Court of Arbitration considered case А60-1107/08 (Koltsovo airport vs. Aviaprad) on March 3, 2008. The airport laid a claim against the carrier, demanding that Aviaprad pay them back 517 million RUR. The airport’s claim was fully sustained, so according to the court’s ruling, Aviaprad now must pay Koltsovo airport 517,879,895.1 RUR. 'All the papers related to the court’s decision will be ready in five days’ time, whereupon the deadline for paying back the debt will be determined for Aviaprad,’ the spokesperson for the court Yulia Kolyasnikova said to UrBC. All in all,