Concise Aerospace - Carrier loses AOC as Russian authorities look to reduce airline numbers again

Carrier loses AOC as Russian authorities look to reduce airline numbers again

Published 1 August 2011

Carriers in the future could require five aircraft to be certified for passengers operation and at least 20 for scheduled services (1049 words)

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Article ID: 10438

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