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New airline certification requirement mandates minimum numbers of aircraft; carriers that don't comply can have operating certificates restricted

Published 12 December 2012

Officials say the requirement will guarantee the regularity of flights, but for some carriers it seems more likely to disrupt operations and prevent fleet optimization (983 words)

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