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Grozny Avia again decides to acquire SSJ-100s

Published 11 September 2015

This is another attempt to acquire SSJ-100s; Grozny Avia was in talks with Sukhoi Civil Aircraft Company in 2013-2014, but failed to reach an agreement (606 words)

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