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Kazakhstan plans a complete modernization of its civil fleet

Published 15 June 2012

Transport Ministry says Soviet-era aircraft must halt operations by November 2012, and up to 40 modern aircraft will be acquired by 2020; government may help airlines with funding (740 words)

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