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The Swedish civil aviation authority LFV forecasts a 10% reduction in airline traffic next year and zero growth this year in the wake of terrorist attacks in the U.S. A revised forecast, however, projects a rebound in 2003. The LFV plans to reduce its financial support of improvements at Stockholm's...
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