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Russian Ministry of Defence seeks to acquire Czech aircraft

Published 25 November 2011

Three L-410UVP-E20 required for VIP transport (347 words)

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• 29 November 2017 - Industry: Update on Russian-assembled L-410, part 1: Ural Works of Civil Aviation (UWCA or UZGA) says the aircraft has good demand in Russia
• 16 December 2015 - Industry: Czech producer of the L-410, controlled by Russia's UGMK, sees lower than expected demand, largely because of fewer sales to Russia
• 30 January 2013 - Industry: Small regional aircraft: The Rysachok light turboprop, a long-delayed project of Technoavia and TsSKB-Progress, starts certification tests
• 12 July 2012 - Industry: Ilyushin Finance Company signs $80 million deal with Czech Republic's Aircraft Industries for LET L-410
• 29 August 2011 - Civil: An-2s continue to cause concerns following recent crashes
• 2 August 2011 - Civil: Regional politician warns of lack of available regional aircraft to replace retiring fleet
• 1 March 2010 - Civil: Krasnoyarsk talks of budget of $203m for regional fleet
• 24 August 2009 - Industry: Ural Mining looks to unload its holding in Czech aircraft producer
• 3 June 2008 - Industry: Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company moves towards taking control of Aircraft Industries

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