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Concise Aerospace analyzes passenger statistics for 75 major Russian airports for January-December 2016

Published 8 February 2017

The top 75 airports serviced about 98% of all passengers in the country; government subsidy programs helped to boost traffic at many airports (1,159 words, 1 table [passengers serviced by 75 major Russian airports in 2014-2016])

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