Aeroflot's board discusses plans for 2013 (operating, financial, capital investments, goals for general director) and other issues
Published 5 December 2012
Capital spending is expected to increase 69% in 2013 to about $160 million; Rossiya Airlines and Vladivostokavia may not be meeting Aeroflot's expectations; general director of Sakhalin Airlines reportedly makes a speech to the board promoting his company as the base carrier for the Far Eastern airline subsidiary which Aeroflot plans to create with governments of Far East regions (1207 words)
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