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Concise Aerospace analyzes interview of Aeroflot's general director with a Russian TV station

Published 1 April 2015

Vitaly Saveliev talked about government measures to help airlines, Aeroflot Group's operating results in January-February 2015, and the anti-crisis plan (974 words, 1 table [Aeroflot Group's passenger traffic in January-February 2014-2015])

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