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Aeroflot Group: Concise Aerospace examines details from Interfax interview with general director of Pobeda Airlines — Part 2

Published 22 November 2016

Pobeda's priority is domestic routes; it sees opportunities for flights between Russian cities other than Moscow; on international routes, it will avoid those that are attractive for charter carriers; the company operates 12 Boeing 737-800s and hopes to lease five more in 2017 (854 words, 1 table [Pobeda at a glance])

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