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Armenia: An aviation executive discusses plans to launch a new carrier called Krunk Air, but authorities say they have no information that it exists

Published 16 April 2013

Vladimir Poghosyan says he is the CEO of Krunk Air and that the company is "willing" to buy eight aircraft, but he concedes that Krunk Air has no funding; Concise Aerospace discovered two companies with similar names in another country, but it is unclear if they are related (705 words)

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Article ID: 11229

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