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Aeroflot: General director believes that Russian airlines have excessive capacity and need to ground aircraft

Published 5 December 2014

According to Vitaly Saveliev, because of ruble devaluation, ticket prices are too low to be profitable; Mr. Saveliev's predecessor at Aeroflot, who is now a deputy Transport Minister, doesn't support the idea (424 words)

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