Russian court tells Aeroflot it cannot tell stewardesses what size clothing to wearMOSCOW (Reuters) - A court on Wednesday ruled that Russian airline Aeroflot cannot tell staff what size clothing to wear after a stewardess complained she had been taken off international routes because she did not fit into the regulation-size uniform. The stewardess, Yevgenia Magurina, said she had been transferred to lower paying domestic flights because she exceeded what she said was Aeroflot s maximum uniform size of 48. On Wednesday, Magurina partially won her appeal in a Moscow court against an earlier court decision which had gone against her. The court ordered Aeroflot to pay Magurina the amount she deemed her salary had been docked as a result of the regulation - around 17,000 rubles  ($296.53) - and to pay her compensation for moral suffering of 5,000 roubles, TASS reported.   The court however did not rule that Aeroflot s actions were discriminatory. Magurina said after the decision she was satisfied with what she called  a victory  even though the court had not found Aeroflot guilty of discrimination.  Thank God we have solved this issue inside our country. We were ready to go further and of course it would have been a shame for Russia to expose such things outside of the Russian Federation,  she told reporters.  After the ruling, Aeroflot said it was satisfied that the court did not rule it was discriminating against employees, TASS news agency reported, and would look at amending its staff regulations once it had fully studied the court s decision.       worldnews
russian court tells aeroflot tell stewardesses size clothing wearmoscow reuters a court wednesday ruled russian airline aeroflot tell staff size clothing wear stewards complained taken international routes fit uniform the stewards yevgenia marina said transferred lower paying domestic flights exceeded said aeroflot maximum uniform size on wednesday marina partially appeal moscow court earlier court decision gone the court ordered aeroflot pay marina amount deemed salary docked result regulation around rubles pay compensation moral suffering doubles tass reported the court however rule aeroflot actions discriminatory marina said decision satisfied called victory even though court found aeroflot guilty discrimination thank god solved issue inside country we ready go course would shame russia expose things outside russian federation told reporters after ruling aeroflot said satisfied court rule discriminating employees tass news agency reported would look amending staff regulations fully studied court decision worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Russian court tells Aeroflot it cannot tell stewardesses what size clothing to wearMOSCOW (Reuters) - A court on Wednesday ruled that Russian airline Aeroflot cannot tell staff what size clothing to wear after a stewardess complained she had been taken off international routes because she did not fit into the regulation-size uniform. The stewardess, Yevgenia Magurina, said she had been transferred to lower paying domestic flights because she exceeded what she said was Aeroflot s maximum uniform size of 48. On Wednesday, Magurina partially won her appeal in a Moscow court against an earlier court decision which had gone against her. The court ordered Aeroflot to pay Magurina the amount she deemed her salary had been docked as a result of the regulation - around 17,000 rubles  ($296.53) - and to pay her compensation for moral suffering of 5,000 roubles, TASS reported.   The court however did not rule that Aeroflot s actions were discriminatory. Magurina said after the decision she was satisfied with what she called  a victory  even though the court had not found Aeroflot guilty of discrimination.  Thank God we have solved this issue inside our country. We were ready to go further and of course it would have been a shame for Russia to expose such things outside of the Russian Federation,  she told reporters.  After the ruling, Aeroflot said it was satisfied that the court did not rule it was discriminating against employees, TASS news agency reported, and would look at amending its staff regulations once it had fully studied the court s decision.       worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: russian court tells aeroflot tell stewardesses size clothing wearmoscow reuters a court wednesday ruled russian airline aeroflot tell staff size clothing wear stewards complained taken international routes fit uniform the stewards yevgenia marina said transferred lower paying domestic flights exceeded said aeroflot maximum uniform size on wednesday marina partially appeal moscow court earlier court decision gone the court ordered aeroflot pay marina amount deemed salary docked result regulation around rubles pay compensation moral suffering doubles tass reported the court however rule aeroflot actions discriminatory marina said decision satisfied called victory even though court found aeroflot guilty discrimination thank god solved issue inside country we ready go course would shame russia expose things outside russian federation told reporters after ruling aeroflot said satisfied court rule discriminating employees tass news agency reported would look amending staff regulations fully studied court decision worldnews