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Ivanovo-Yuzhny Airport, 300 km northeast of Moscow, expects to be a reserve for Moscow's airports

Published 22 May 2013

The airport finalizes reconstruction financed by the local government which is working to attract airlines to operate more routes from Ivanovo (447 words)

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• 30 October 2006 - Civil: Moscow to take control of Kaluga's airport
• 21 September 2006 - Civil: Ivanovo-Yuzhny Airport boss is optimistic about demand for newly refurbished airport's service
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