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Boeing 737 MAX was delivered to its first Russian airline

Published 16 October 2018

The aircraft will be operated by Globus, which operates all the B737s in S7 Group; another member of the group became the first operator in Russia of an Airbus 320neo and an Airbus 321neo (322 words)

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