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Rosaviatsia (FAVT) again calls for Russian registration of foreign-made aircraft operated by Russian airlines

Published 12 November 2015

The FAVT's deputy director says that Russia has "all that is needed" for aircraft registration; MAK earlier expressed the same view, but later removed the statement; the FAVT's deputy director also comments about MAK's letter regarding the Boeing 737 family (990 words)

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