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Analysis — Crimea, part 1: Russian government tries to increase traffic to Simferopol by offering subsidies, but the effect may be temporary

Published 23 April 2014

The unusual political and economic environment is contributing to the current demand(2116 words, 3 tables [officially proposed federal subsidies; details of existing and announced new service to Simferopol by Russian carriers])

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