"Poster Girl", a lecture about flying and pilot training: Aeroflot events at the RUSSIA EXPO
Aeroflot's inspiring, informative and simply beautiful events await the guests of the RUSSIA EXPO.
On Russian Civil Aviation Worker's Day, February 9, there will be a meeting with the legendary Aeroflot poster girl. One of the most famous stewardesses of the country Tatyana Sergeyevna Vinogradova and Aeroflot Museum Director Anatoly Petrovich Ivanenko will share unique facts from the 100-year history of the air company.
On February 18, Pavilion No. 15 "Russia in Motion" will host a lecture "Ready to Fly, or 5 Interesting Facts about Working as an Aviation Engineer" by Dmitry Shkretov, Leading Engineer of Aeroflot Technics. At this event, one will be able to learn first-hand details about airliner maintenance and preparation for flights. And on February 21, visitors to the exposition can attend a fashion show of retro Aeroflot uniforms and musical performances by flight attendants as part of the National Achievements Forum: Transport.
On February 27, we will talk about the training of pilots and flight attendants in Aeroflot's own simulator complex. The speakers will be representatives of the Aviation Personnel Training Department: Svetlana Chalik, Deputy Director; Sergey Gromov, Deputy Director - Head of Simulators Department, as well as of the Flight Operations Department; Roman Zhuravlevlev, Deputy Director; and Alexey Korenevsky, Head of Flight and Methodological Support Department, Lead Pilot-Inspector.
On March 1, from 14:00 to 15:00, Ivan Batanov, Director of the Department, will speak about the role and importance of the Network and Revenue Management Department in Aeroflot's operations.
Admission is free, the capacity of the lecture hall is limited. The time of events is subject to change, please check the current schedule on the website: https://russia-transport.ru/lectorium/programme/. Join us at the exposition and online: https://russia-transport.ru/lectorium/live/.
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