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Kazakhstan: SCAT Airlines receives its first Boeing 767-300 and its first Boeing 737 New Generation

Published 15 July 2014

The B767-300 is operated by its subsidiary Sunday Airlines; AviaAM Leasing says it is the lessor of both aircraft, Russian GTLK may be also involved (557 words)

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