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For the New Year holiday period of Dec. 2015 - Jan. 2016, Moscow's three major airports serviced 2.3% fewer passengers than a year ago

Published 14 January 2016

The three airports serve most of Russia's traffic and are an indicator for the whole country; they were affected by the economy and the loss of Egypt and Turkey flights; Transaero's exit led to a loss of traffic for Vnukovo International (976 words, 3 tables [passengers serviced by individual airports; average number of passengers serviced per day; international scheduled and charter flights performed by Russian and foreign airlines])

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