Virgin loses out on Moscow route

Sir Richard Branson has lost out in another key transport battle.

Virgin loses out on Moscow route
Wed, 24 Oct, 2012 - 21:02

Sir Richard Branson has lost out in another key transport battle.

The tycoon learned tonight that his airline Virgin Atlantic had not been chosen by aviation regulators in a fight to operate UK to Moscow flights.

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