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Conference in Yakutsk discusses plans to assemble Q400 NextGen in Russia

Published 24 January 2014

Yakutia Airlines already operates DHC-8-400s and is interested in Q400s; plans about an assembly plant in Ulyanovsk reported earlier seem to still be in place; reports suggest that bureaucracy may impede progress (662 words)

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