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Kazakhstan: Air Astana and SCAT Airlines plan to launch additional new international routes

Published 18 September 2012

Ministry of Transport is negotiating updated intergovernmental agreements with the target countries; all the routes will be to Asia, at least for now, as the blacklist puts the EU off limits (275 words)

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