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Crimea: Russian government expands flight subsidy program for Simferopol

Published 11 May 2016

More routes and a longer season are planned than in previous years, though not everybody can now buy tickets; the government assigns a high priority to this program — likely higher than for other subsidized destinations — but has fallen short of its traffic goals in the past (833 words)

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Article ID: 12629

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