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UTair says that it accepts competition at Roshchino Airport in Tyumen

Published 24 June 2008

UTair executive says carrier has no problem with proposed Yamal Aviation charter service to Turkey now subject of antimonopoly probe (361 words)

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Article ID: 7902

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