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Ukraine: AeroSvit significantly cuts the number of routes in its remaining winter schedule

Published 15 January 2013

The company now blames payments settlement system for its inability to pay its service providers; AeroSvit and other airlines carry stranded AeroSvit passengers back to Ukraine; while the future of AeroSvit is unclear, Ukrainian government plans measures to prevent similar situations in the future (1066 words)

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