Aeroflot is back in the black, after cutting costs and seeing a rise in passenger numbers. On the cargo side, however, the results were mixed, with international freight down 1.7 percent, year-over-year, to 45,863 tonnes for the first seven months of 2016. July was especially grim, with tonnage down 8.9 percent, y-o-y, to 6,649 tonnes.
Conversely, domestic freight for the Russian carrier rose 29 percent to 54,856 tonnes for the first seven months of 2016, boosted by especially strong July num…
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