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Yakutia Airlines needs more operable aircraft to reduce its flight delays, but cites problems beyond its control

Published 21 August 2018

The company is unable to receive a B737 because of a registration disagreement between the lessor and the authorities; several of its SSJ-100s are grounded because of technical failures; the company hopes for financial help from its regional government (583 words)

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