Crimea: Flight subsidy program for Simferopol met the FAVT's expectations in 2015 after disappointing results in 2014
Published 1 December 2015
The program attracted more than five times as many passengers in 2015, but the overall number of subsidized tickets remains modest (518 words, 2 tables [passenger traffic and share for airlines participating in the 2015 program; actual and expected number of passengers by route])
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