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Transaero added nine aircraft to its fleet in 2013 and stopped operating five

Published 10 January 2014

The company worked to equip more aircraft with WiFi and introduced Imperial class on more aircraft (366 words, 1 table [Transaero's fleet as of 31 December 2012 and 2013])

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