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Royal Air Maroc plans to buy 100-seat aircraft and considers Sukhoi Superjet 100s as one of the options

Published 31 July 2013

RAM, which depends on the Moroccan government for support, now operates only Boeings; the airline's CEO tells Le Soir why the company decided to acquire regional jets; he doesn't indicate any preferences, but RAM already operates SSJ-100 competitor on a short-term lease as a trial (896 words)

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