Concise Aerospace - Udmurt Republic plans to spend $16 m to upgrade Izhevsk's airport

Udmurt Republic plans to spend $16 m to upgrade Izhevsk's airport

Published 3 October 2012

Izhavia currently consists of the airport and the airline, but they will be split into separate legal entities; the airline is told that it should find ways to support itself (894 words, 1 table)

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Article ID: 10987

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