Kazakhstan: Concise Aerospace analyzes the current situation of Zhezkazgan Air: Part 1
Published 3 April 2017
The company runs two airports and is owned by Kazakhstan's major copper producer; it currently operates only one scheduled route, using Soviet-made aircraft (931 words, 3 tables [Zhezkazgan Air at a glance; the current fleet of Zhezkazgan Air; average fleet age of major Kazakh airlines])
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