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Aeroflot has still not completely abandoned possible move to Domodedovo

Published 29 March 2011

Savelyev appears to be taking a wait and see approach to the recently proposed state owned Moscow airport holding and promised investment (320 words)

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Article ID: 10164

• 17 December 2015 - Civil: Because of overcrowding at Sheremetyevo International Airport, Aeroflot plans to move some domestic flights to Domodedovo
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• 22 April 2011 - Civil: Structure of new Sheremetyevo and Vnukovo entity emerging
• 23 March 2011 - Civil: Valuation of Sheremetyevo terminals implies state control of merged entity
• 3 February 2011 - Civil: Investment bank proposes Moscow airport merger plan
• 27 January 2010 - Civil: Aeroflot looks for additional control at Sheremetyevo despite recent Terminal 3 opening
• 12 October 2009 - Civil: Russian Government says that Sheremetyevo will not be on 2010 privatization list
• 5 October 2009 - Civil: Ministry of Transport seeks to add Sheremetyevo to privatization list
• 6 February 2007 - Civil: Moscow Region looks for 36m passengers a year at Sheremetyevo by 2020
• 19 April 2005 - Civil: Domodedovo moves ahead of Sheremetyevo for a second time

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