Sirius-Aero has added a maiden Yak-42D to its fleet in the form. Formerly in service with RusJet Air, the aircraft was recently reconfigured in a VIP layout and is currently based out of Moscow Vnukovo, CH-aviation reported.
Founded in 1999, Sirius-Aero specializes in business charter flights across Russia and abroad using a fleet of three Tu-134s, one ERJ Legacy 600 (ERJ-135) BJ, three Hawker 125-700s, one ВАе 125-1000A, and one Hawker 850XP.
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Russia's Sirius-Aero adds maiden Yak-42D bizjet
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URL: http://www.ruaviation.com/news/2016/8/11/6415/