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Kazakhstan: Transport Ministry cancels three AOCs and suspends five others

Published 23 July 2013

The actions follow inspections by Civil Aviation Committee and ICAO as the government works to improve safety in the sector; getting off the EU blacklist remains a priority (891 words, 1 table [number of air operators with valid AOCs, by type of flights authorized])

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