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Concise Aerospace analyzes Ukraine's ban on Russian airlines

Published 29 September 2015

The blacklist includes 27 Russian passenger, cargo, and special airlines; four of the five major Russian passenger airlines are on the list; Russia plans to impose sanctions against two Ukrainian airlines in return (558 words, 1 table [Russian airlines under Ukrainian sanctions])

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Article ID: 12392

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