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FAVT says that the number of Russian airlines decreased by 60% between 2000 and 2013 while the number of passengers almost quadrupled

Published 28 April 2014

Many annulled AOCs belonged to airlines that the FAVT describes as "zhivopyrki"; the FAVT is surprised that it hasn't issued more AOCs (403 words, 1 table [FAVT's classification of Russian airlines])

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