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Russian airlines are not enthusiastic about operating subsidized flights

Published 30 May 2014

Deputy Transport Minister suggests blacklisting airlines that signed agreements with the FAVT but then decided not to operate flights; the FAVT suggests making operation of subsidized flights more attractive to airlines (637 words)

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