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FAVT reduces New Year holiday charter programs for six airlines

Published 21 December 2017

Fifteen airlines have asked for permits to operate charter flights during the New Year holidays (800 words; 1 table [the six airlines and the decreases they were required to make])

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Article ID: 14204

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