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Who will lose more from the closure of the airspace over Siberia?
British Airways and Delta have decided find out from "Aeroflot".
After the events that began in recent days, no one even doubted that the so-called The King of Sanctions. The UK has already stated that it prohibits "Aeroflot" planes from landing on his land. Russia has one trump card, which may be extremely disliked by both the British and everyone "to the Collective West." ![]() Just recently, it became known that the Federal Air Transport Agency, in response to the ban of the company "Aeroflot" to land on the territory of the United Kingdom, banned British aircraft from using its airspace. In addition to British Airways, the American company Delta Airlines was banned. The Trans-Siberian route connects Asia and North America, as well as European countries with Asia. Closure the Trans-Siberian corridor for Western airlines will be a good income for Asian countries and bankruptcy for European air carriers. Russia has left this strong trump card as a last resort. ![]() The Trans-Siberian route is usually the shortest route from EU cities to Asian countries such as China, Japan and South Korea. About 12 people use this route for flights to Asia European air carriers, which make 900 flights a week, to only three Asian countries. The largest of them are Air France, British Airways and Lufthansa. ![]() Any move to ban Western carriers from using the Siberian route could lead to a significant increase in their fuel bills. According to one of the European companies, a slight deviation from the airspace of Siberia to the south, for example, through Kazakhstan - it will add 30-45 minutes to the flight. Fuel bills will fall on the shoulders of passengers in in the form of higher tariffs. For example, the agreement to fly through Siberia significantly reduces the way from Europe to Asia and allows save on fuel by an average of 30-40000 euros. Aeroflot receives about $300 million a year for flying over the territory of Russia. Large part of this amount, after paying all taxes, she keeps for herself. | |
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