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| Status | Airline | Operational Dates | ICAO - IATA | Genealogy Tree | Update Reason |
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Aeroconcept* |
1999* - 2000 | |||
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BAS (Belarusski Aviatsonny Servis) |
1995* - 1995* | |||
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Belair (Bel-Air) |
1991* - 1999 | BLI | ||
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Belavia (Belorussian Airlines) (Air Belorussia) |
1996 - >> | B2 / BRU | Belavia | |
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Belaviaservis* |
1999~ | |||
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Breat United Aviation Detachment |
1998* - 1999* | |||
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Gomelavia (Gomel Avia) |
1996^ - >> | YD / GOM | ||
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Minsk Flight Detachment #1 |
1998* - 2000* | |||
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Minskavia (Minsk Flight Detachment #2) |
1996^ - 1998 | Belavia | ||
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Mogilev Avia |
1999* - 1999* | |||
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TechAviaService |
1998* - 2000* | |||
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Transaviaexport Airline (Trans Avia Export Cargo) |
1993 - >> | AL / TXC | ||
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Vings (Wings) |
1993^ - 1998* | |||
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Wings Air Company |
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Belarus is a landlocked republic in east central Europe, bordered by Russia to the east, Ukraine to the south, Poland to the west, and the Baltic republics of Latvia and Lithuania to the northwest. Nearly 80 percent of its people are ethnic
Belarusian, and about two-thirds of its population live in urban
centres. Belarus has a centrally planned economy dominated by state-controlled heavy industry. Its government is a presidential republic in which the executive is the chief authority. The capital and largest city is Minsk, located in the
centre of the country.