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Analysis: The average jet fuel price was around $470 per tonne on 15 January 2016 according to data on 62 major Russian airports

Published 21 January 2016

The price increased in Rb terms, but decreased in $ terms compared with 12 January 2015; prices varied widely and were affected by geography and competition (467 words, 2 tables [top five airports with highest and lowest jet fuel prices])

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