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Kazakhstan: Air safety is a focus at IATA's aviation forum in Astana

Published 17 September 2012

The Kazakh government has taken steps to upgrade the sector — new laws, more inspectors, agreements with ICAO, and an announced ban on outdated aircraft; an important question is how many airlines will be able to afford fleet renewal (1209 words)

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