Browsing by Author "Nazaretian, Oleksandr"

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    Challenges of launching a new commercial airline in Ukraine
    (National Avіation University, 2024-10-18) Nazaretian, Oleksandr; Kunytska, Olga; Savchenko, Lidiia; Назаретян, Олександр Олександрович; Куницька, Ольга Миколаївна; Савченко, Лідія Володимирівна
    The aviation industry in Ukraine was developing rapidly until 2022, when the airspace was completely closed due to the ongoing conflict. In addition, potential airline owners and management boards face numerous challenges in launching a new carrier, involving not only legal and safety considerations but also market competition and global trends related to sustainability.
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    Infrastructure issues of the passenger electric transport framework of Kyiv
    (National Avіation University, 2024-10-18) Nazaretian, Oleksandr; Semeriahina, Myroslava; Назаретян, Олександр Олександрович; Семерягіна, Мирослава Миколаївна
    Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, has a diverse electric transport network, but over the years, it has faced significant challenges. Financial constraints, outdated infrastructure, and the current combat situation have hindered development and maintenance. Consequently, the city's transport systems, including trams, trolleybuses, and the subway, are in urgent need of modernization and investment.
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    Prospects of river transport development in Ukraine
    (Національний авіаційний університет, 2023-04-05) Назаретян, Олександр; Nazaretian, Oleksandr
    Ukraine has a number of navigable routes, which are not operated. There are at least two rivers that connect a big majority of big and small cities which need a complex mass transit system including river passenger and freight transportation.
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    Prospects of river transport development in Ukraine
    (National Avіation University, 2023-04-05) Nazaretian, Oleksandr; Назаретян, Олександр
    Ukraine has a number of navigable routes, which are not operated. There are at least two rivers that connect a big majority of big and small cities which need a complex mass transit system including river passenger and freight transportation.
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    Prospects of river transport development in Ukraine
    (National Aviation University, 2023-04-04) Nazaretian, Oleksandr; Назаретян, Олександр
    The main benefit of river transport operation is its cheapness and safety in comparison with other competing transport modes. Ukraine owns a number of various natural resources including rivers suitable for transport operation, the length of which is about 6000 km. The navigable rivers of Ukraine are the Dnipro, Pripyat, Desna, Southern Bug and Danube. Even though, the amount of transported goods and passengers by river transport in the country is rapidly decreasing every year and there is a risk that this mode will terminate its operation in the nearest future.
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    The role of tram system in the logistics of passengers flows in Ukraine
    (National Avіation University, 2023-04-05) Nazaretian, Oleksandr; Назаретян, Олександр
    Tram systems play a vital role in the majority of big cities due to cheap operation and high passenger capacity. Ukraine's tram infrastructure remains mostly in poor condition depending on the city. Even though, some of regional authorities try to revive this mode of transport and return its previous transportation role.
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    The role of tram system in the logistics of passengers flows in Ukraine
    (Національний авіаційний університет, 2023-04-05) Назаретян, Олександр; Nazaretian, Oleksandr
    Tram systems play a vital role in the majority of big cities due to cheap operation and high passenger capacity. Ukraine's tram infrastructure remains mostly in poor condition depending on the city. Even though, some of regional authorities try to revive this mode of transport and return its previous transportation role.