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Republic of Mordovia and Samara region plan to merge their airlines

Published 3 October 2012

Mordovia Airlines currently operates only one scheduled route, and Air Samara operates none; the merged carrier could have Aviacor's owner as its shareholder and could acquire An-140s produced by Aviacor in Samara (1131 words)

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