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SKOGA timetable April 1, 1954

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The map shows routes of SKOGA (Beijing-Manchuria-Chita, Beijing-Mongolia-Irkutsk and Beijing-Xi'an-Xinjiang-Almaty),
Aeroflot and CCAC (the other airline of the People's Republic of China, serving central and southern China).
SKOGA and CCAC merged to form CAAC (known briefly as Minhaiduy) with effect from 1955.

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Beijing-Sainshand-Ulaanbaatar-Irkutsk-Novosibirsk-Sverdlovsk (now Ekaterinburg)-Moscow

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1) Beijing-Shenyang-Harbin-Qiqihar-Hailar-Chita, 2) Beijing-Shenyang-Harbin,
3) Beijing-Taiyuan-Xi'an-Lanzhou, 4) Ürümqi-Hami-Jiuquan-Lanzhou

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1) Ürümqi-Hami-Jiuquan-Lanzhou-Xi'an, 2) Ürümqi-Kucha-Aksu-Kashgar, 3) Ürümqi-Yili (Yining)-Almaty

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