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US cracks down on Russian airlines after flights violated export controls

US cracks down on Russian airlines after flights violated export controls

  • Thursday's enforcement action denies the three airlines export privileges and targets the entire airlines, not specific planes
  • The Commerce Department said Aeroflot continued to fly airplanes it had placed restrictions on in March
By Reuters ·
A view shows the first Airbus A350-900 aircraft of Russia's flagship airline Aeroflot during a media presentation at Sheremetyevo International Airport outside Moscow. (REUTERS file photo)

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Airlines tackle Russia risks as Ukraine fallout widens

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Aeroflot plans to raise at least 80bn roubles in SPO

Aeroflot plans to raise at least 80bn roubles in SPO

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Aeroflot plane was heavy with extra fuel before deadly crash landing

Aeroflot plane was heavy with extra fuel before deadly crash landing

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Man killed by plane taking off from Russia’s main airport

Man killed by plane taking off from Russia’s main airport

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US is making it hard for Aeroflot crews to get visas

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Russian court rules against Aeroflot over female crew size demands

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Dozens hurt in turbulent Aeroflot Moscow-Bangkok flight

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