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Aeroflot's Donavia receives two more Airbus 319 in November

Published 19 November 2012

Company plans to shift to all-Airbus fleet, may get SSJ-100 for domestic routes (714 words)

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Article ID: 11042

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• 5 September 2012 - Civil: Donavia appoints a new general director — Alexander Steblin, formerly the head of S7 Group's Globus
• 9 August 2012 - Civil: FAVT operating data for January-June 2012: A closer look at the airlines ranked 16th through 35th
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• 13 April 2012 - Civil: Aeroflot reportedly maintains its strategic goals for 2025, aiming to be a top 5 European airline and a top 20 global airline
• 16 January 2012 - Civil: Aeroflot signs tentative agreement to lease 50 B737-NG
• 15 November 2011 - Civil: Aeroflot plans network of regional subsidiaries on the basis of newly acquired carriers
• 22 September 2009 - Civil: The Aeroflot name gets dropped from Aeroflot-Don Airlines title
• 31 March 2000 - Civil: Donavia shareholders approve takeover
• 15 February 2000 - Civil: Donavia gets closer to Aeroflot

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