RUBAA Aims To Drive Russian Business Aviation to Next Level
Eugeny Bakhtin, vice president of Russia’s United Business Aviation Association, believes the local market has matured but still has plenty of scope for growth. (Photo: Vladimir Karnozov)
Eugeny Bakhtin, vice president of Russia’s United Business Aviation Association, believes the local market has matured but still has plenty of scope for growth. (Photo: Vladimir Karnozov)

Business aviation continues to grow in Russia, when measured by the number of aircraft and flights. However, it is no longer growing at the rates observed few years ago, according to Eugeny Bakhtin, vice president of Russia’s United Business Aviation Association (RUBAA).

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