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UTair Aviation reports 2012 financial results under Russian accounting standards

Published 9 April 2013

Revenues and operating expenses both increase on growing passenger demand; gross profit is 12 times higher than in 2011, but net profit increases only 42%; Concise Aerospace compares financials of UTair and Aeroflot (730 words; 3 tables [UTair Aviation's financial and operating results in 2011 and 2012])

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Article ID: 11219

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