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Yakutia Ordered to Pay $2.6M to VTK-Avia for SSJ100 Lease Debt

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The Moscow Arbitration Court has issued an order requiring Yakutia Airlines, a Russian carrier, to pay $2.6 million to VTK-Avia as part of a partial settlement in a debt recovery case. The case centers on a 2017 lease agreement for two SSJ100 aircraft, with VTK-Avia seeking compensation for unpaid dues under the lease terms. This ruling marks a significant step in resolving a longstanding financial dispute, with Yakutia being held accountable for fulfilling its contractual obligations.

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