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Kazakhstan: The government's ban on substandard aircraft puts pressure on many carriers

Published 24 July 2013

The Transport Ministry says the country's Soviet-era aircraft will be replaced; Kazakhstan submitted an application to the US Ex-Im Bank for a long-term loan or financial guarantee to support the export of Boeing 767s to Kazakhstan; two leading carriers can afford fleet renewal, but others can't (1464 words)

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