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Yakutia Airlines says that its Boeing 757 remains in Austria because of a technical problem

Published 9 January 2015

The airline claims that the aircraft will return to Russia on 11 January 2015; local reports suggest that the aircraft was seized for debts (350 words)

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Article ID: 12089

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• 9 October 2014 - Civil: Yakutia Airlines is apparently still in a bad financial situation, but the local government plans to help
• 11 July 2014 - Civil: Court hearings: Yakutia Airlines must pay $5.4 million to Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company
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