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Svetlana Petrova, who worked for Aeroflot until 2010, becomes the director of Transport Ministry's department of state policy on civil aviation

Published 10 June 2014

She replaces Vladimir Tasun, who is now the president of the Russian airlines lobby group AEVT; the founding president of AEVT, Evgeny Chibirev, died in April 2014 (409 words)

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