Russian Airline
An ambitious new $750-million plan to overhaul Russia's civil aviation industry by 2005 faces an uncertain future owing to political and budgetary obstacles. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union and breakup of Aeroflot in 1992, the volume of Russian domestic airline traffic has fallen by 50%...
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