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FAVT's working group required three airlines to reduce their charter programs for June 2018

Published 22 May 2018

The airlines are Saratov Airlines (Saravia), Royal Flight Airlines, and IFly (758 words; 1 table [the airlines and the decreases they were required to make for the New Year holidays of 2017/2018 and for June 2018])

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