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FAVT annuls the AOC of OOO Tulpar for violations of certification requirements

Published 24 December 2013

The FAVT didn't suspend the AOC before annulling it; Tulpar is a member of Tulpar Group, whose chairman told local media that the company wanted to have its AOC suspended because it stopped operating Yak-42s and was deciding what to do next (519 words)

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Article ID: 11602

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