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Despite opposition, Transport Ministry continues to study a possible merger of the three major Moscow airports

Published 23 January 2013

Consultants will begin submitting reports by April 2013 with proposals for merging and managing the airports; the federal government likely seeks to hold the controlling stake if they are combined (1039 words)

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