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Kazakhstan: After a minor accident, Civil Aviation Committee investigates SCAT and a member of Parliament wants to suspend its AOC

Published 16 April 2014

SCAT responds that at least 14 similar accidents took place within two days, including those involving major airlines, and claims that it is a victim in a war for charter flights (656 words)

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