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Oleksandr Bilchuk

Head of the State Aviation Service
Oleksandr Vasyliovych Bilchuk was born on February 1, 1978, in Kyiv. In 2000, he graduated from the Kyiv International University of Civil Aviation, earning two higher education degrees in mechanical engineering and engineering economics. His career in the aviation sector began in 2000, and from 2016, he held the position of Head of the State Aviation Service of Ukraine, receiving the first rank of civil servant in 2022. In August 2025, he was suspended from this position due to disciplinary proceedings.
2000
Obtained two higher education degrees in mechanical engineering and engineering economics
2000
Began his career as an economist at a state enterprise
2000
Held leading and chief specialist positions in the State Department of Aviation Transport
2005
Moved to management positions within the aviation service system
2011
Took the position of director of the flightworthiness department of the State Aviation Service of Ukraine
2016
Was appointed Head of the State Aviation Service of Ukraine
2019
Received a master's degree in public administration and management
2022
He was awarded the first rank of civil servant
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A criminal case will be opened against the suspended head of the State Aviation Service, Bilchuk, if the official investigation reveals elements of a crime in his actions - lawyer

The disciplinary commission is investigating the actions of Oleksandr Bilchuk, the temporarily suspended head of the State Aviation Service, due to the transfer of documentation regarding Mi-8MT(MTV) helicopters to a company associated with the Russian Federation. If signs of a crime are found, he faces criminal proceedings.

Politics • September 10, 12:25 PM • 55888 views
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Decision to transfer control over Mi-8MTV helicopter documentation may have criminal consequences – expert

The temporarily suspended head of the State Aviation Service transferred the right to supervise the repair of Mi-8MTV helicopters to AAL Group Ltd, a company linked to the Russian defense-industrial complex. This creates risks for national security, which may be an indication of crimes against the foundations of national security.

Politics • September 9, 03:59 PM • 92759 views
Whose interests does the State Aviation Service protect, and why is the figure of Oleksandr Bilchuk, who headed it, not so unambiguous?Photo

The head of the State Aviation Service, Oleksandr Bilchuk, has been temporarily suspended due to the decision to transfer the repair of Mi-8 helicopters to a foreign company with Russian ties. His financial successes and questionable deals raise questions about transparency and the possible influence of the aggressor country.

Economy • September 5, 12:22 PM • 82785 views