Aeroflot CEO Sergei Aleksandrovsky said that the low-cost airline Pobeda plans to introduce a tax on excess profits in the amount of about 650 million rubles into the budget. This statement was made by him at a briefing organized within the framework of the Eastern Economic Forum. TASS.
It was reported that Pobeda will be the only Russian airline that will pay excess profits tax. Starting from January 1, 2024, excess profits tax of 10 percent will be applied to organizations with average profits exceeding 1 billion rubles in 2021 and 2022.
Before that, the CEO of low-cost airline Pobeda was Dmitry Tyshchuk. said About the additional costs of Pobeda due to UAV attacks on Moscow.
According to him, if, for example, the plane was going to Vnukovo and landed in Sheremetyevo, this means about an hour of additional flight time and corresponding expenses in the airline’s cost price. However, he did not provide a monetary estimate of the low-cost airline’s losses.
Pobeda has 41 Boeing 737-800 aircraft in its fleet. The cost of an hour’s flight on a Boeing 737-800 is approximately 750-800 thousand rubles.
Previously in Sheremetyevo detained A barefoot Aeroflot flight attendant jumps around the cars.