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Russia and Belarus talk but remain at an impasse on flight frequencies

Published 2 April 2012

Transport Ministry indicates no changes before 10 May 2012; Belavia says Russia's push for more flights could make the Moscow-Minsk route lossmaking (543 words)

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Article ID: 10746

• 25 November 2013 - Civil: Russian government discusses ways to increase competition among airlines which it hopes will lead to lower ticket prices
• 8 January 2013 - Civil: Belarus: Director of civil aviation agency is out after six years; it's unclear whether he resigned or was dismissed
• 23 November 2012 - Civil: Belarus, with help from China, moves forward with upgrade of Minsk National Airport
• 23 November 2012 - Civil: Belarus: Minsk's smaller airport, Minsk-1, has stopped servicing scheduled flights but seems likely to stay open for general and business aviation
• 26 April 2012 - Civil: Reports suggest that Aeroflot is a potential buyer of Belavia
• 5 April 2012 - Civil: Belarus says Aeroflot must cut weekly flights on Moscow-Minsk route from 21 to 14
• 27 March 2012 - Civil: The FAVT halts Belavia flights for several hours in dispute over flight frequencies

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