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FAVT reports positive results for the May holiday charter flight program

Published 16 May 2013

Russian airlines performed 34% more flights, and Moscow's major airports serviced 20% more passengers (although the numbers are not strictly comparable as the holiday period was shorter in 2012); FAVT also says that 95% of flights were performed with no significant delays, contradicting some earlier reports (670 words)

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