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Crimea: Concise Aerospace analyzes the Russian government's 2016 program to subsidize flight to Simferopol

Published 20 May 2016

Eleven airlines will participate in the program, an increase from eight in 2014 and 2015; the airlines will operate 63 routes from 40 Russian cities, an increase compared with 2015; there is still criticism of the program (1,547 words, 2 tables [destinations and airlines that plan to operate flights to them; one-way ticket prices and estimated prices per 1 km])

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Article ID: 12637

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