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Concise Aerospace analyzes the effect on the civil aviation sector of Russia's economic measures against Turkey

Published 1 December 2015

Most of the near-term impact will be on charter carriers; some tour operators expect significant losses only if restrictions remain in place beyond the relatively slow winter season; scheduled flights to Turkey are allowed to continue, at least for now (1,292 words, 2 tables [details of travel between Russia and Turkey, 2014-2015; top 10 foreign destinations for Russian tourists])

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