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Part 2: Concise Aerospace analyzes FAVT director's speech about registration of foreign-made aircraft in Russia

Published 23 September 2018

Alexander Neradko suggested determining a specific time after which registration of foreign aircraft in Russia would be mandatory (1,030 words)

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