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UAC's strategic plan aims to cuts costs and keep growing revenues 25-30% per year, as it prepares for privatization in 2016 or later

Published 5 March 2013

Pogosyan says the company will sign a big government order in 2013, but is working to increase the revenue share of civil aviation; he is optimistic about SSJ-100 and MS-21 (800 words)

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