The government allocates money for servicing VIM-Avia vessels

The Russian government allocated the Federal Air Transport Agency of 98 million rubles to ensure the work of a bankrupt company VIM-Avia.

As reported on the website of the Cabinet of Ministers , by order of its chairman Dmitry Medvedev, funds will come from the reserve fund.

The current debt of the company, as stated in the document, is approximately 1 billion 300 million rubles.

TASS gives the Rosavias data, according to which the total debt "VIM-Avia" is about 7 billion rubles.

The airline carries out flights in 11 internal and 16 international areas. Now more than 40 thousand of her passengers cannot return to Russia.

The Investigative Committee initiated a matter of theft regarding the "VIM-Avia". Its general director and chief accountant were detained .

On September 25, VIM-Avia announced the termination of all charter flights due to lack of money.