Russia’s Aeroflot is to start international operations out of St Petersburg, where it currently operates only domestic routes. The move will see it competing with Pulkovo Airlines, which operates to seven European cities.
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Russia’s Aeroflot is to start international operations out of St Petersburg, where it currently operates only domestic routes. The move will see it competing with Pulkovo Airlines, which operates to seven European cities.
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