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Dobrolet
1923–1932
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The name was reused in 2013 by Aeroflot on its first short-lived low-cost airline.
Aeroflot
1932–1997
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1932–1997
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1997–present
1997–2000
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2000–2003
2003–2005
2005–present
(2006–present)
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