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Fourth Moscow airport: Air Kyrgyzstan is not able to start flights as planned on 20 June 2016

Published 24 June 2016

The reason is that Zhukovsky International Airport was removed from the official list of airports in the Moscow aviation hub; this means that Zhukovsky becomes a new destination under the intergovernmental agreement, requiring a competitive tender to choose a Kyrgyz carrier to operate flights (701 words)

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