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Armenia: Armavia and Civil Aviation Department deny a local report that EU countries plan to stop servicing Armenian flights

Published 30 October 2012

The report cites EU members' concerns about flight disruptions and safety; flight disruptions are a continuing issue for Armavia, but no public information currently suggests any safety problems (813 words)

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Article ID: 11019

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