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Crimea: FAVT begins to sign contracts with airlines to operate subsidized flights to Simferopol between 1 June and 31 October 2014

Published 19 May 2014

Participating airlines will receive 100% subsidies; Transport Ministry denies report that airlines requesting permits to operate international flights may be required to operate flights to Crimea (830 words, 1 table [maximum fares and subsidies for 17 routes to Simferopol])

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