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Concise Aerospace analyzes the Transport Ministry's proposal to change airline fleet requirements

Published 6 September 2017

The Ministry wants airlines applying for new AOCs to have at least three Russian-made aircraft in their fleets; it believes that this will encourage airlines to operate more Russian-made aircraft (906 words)

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