Belarus: Belavia's general director discusses current operations and near-term plans
Published 28 January 2014
The company will increase the number of flights in 2014, and hopes for a boost from hockey championship games; Anatoly Gusarov says that the company is "very serious" about pilots' training (602 words)
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