End Of Siberian Overflight Royalty Could Cut European Airfares To Asia

The prospect of Russia dropping a fee imposed on airlines flying over Siberia could shave as much as $100 per passenger from roundtrip flights between Europe and Asia, industry analysts say. The fee, first imposed in the 1980s during the waning days of the Soviet Union, has long been a point of...

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