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Red Wings and Nordavia will work together; Nordavia will phase out Western-made aircraft

Published 12 April 2016

Their structure will be similar to that of Sibir and Globus, which both operate flights under the S7 brand and are members of S7 Group; Nordavia, which currently has Boeing 737-500s in its fleet, will eventually operate only Russian-made aircraft (637 words)

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