Satcom Direct, the leading provider of aviation and global communication technology services and solutions, announced its sponsorship of the ‘Wings of Business’ Awards, Russia’s national award in the field of business aviation that will take place in Moscow on February 17, 2017.
The ‘Wings of Business’ is the first independent industry award covering all business areas in business aviation industry: from aircraft manufacturers and business aviation airlines to broker and service companies. The ‘Wings of Business’ Award was established by the Russian United Business Aviation Association (RUBAA).
“Doing business in Russia and the CIS since 2014, Satcom Direct notes the rapid development of business aviation industry in terms of innovation and implementation of industry-leading technology. This is one of strategic regions for our company, so we couldn’t ignore such and important event as the ‘Wings of Business’ Award. The event aims to provide an objective assessment of the companies to identify the most successful strategies and projects and thus contribute to the development of the Russian business aviation industry. We wish good luck to nominees and looking forward to honor the award winners in February”, said Eugeny Pashkov, Director for business development in Russia and CIS, Satcom Direct.
The official awarding ceremony will take place at the Moscow Golf Club on February 17, 2017. The ceremony hosts will be Russian’s crowd-pullers Oksana Fyodorova and Dmitri Kharatyan. The guests of the gala-dinner will be fascinated by a fantastic show and a performance of Russian pop-singer Valery Syutkin. Dress-code – Black Tie. Guests will pass the ceremony only with a personal ticket that can be purchased online at http://www.wingsaward.ru/en.
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