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Concise Aerospace analyzes statistics for the three major Moscow airports for January-December 2015 — Part 1

Published 27 January 2016

The three airports together saw flat growth in passenger traffic for the full year, reflecting the economic situation and the Egypt and Turkey bans; Domodedovo and Vnukovo were negatively affected by the exit of Transaero (610 words, 4 tables [passengers, cargo and mail serviced by the three major Moscow airports in 12mo2014-2015, and in December 2014-2015, and year-on-year changes])

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