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Turkmenistan Airlines still hasn't restarted flights to Europe

Published 20 June 2019

The flights have been suspended since February 2019; the company hired a consultant to help it to meet EASA requirements and hoped to resume flights in June 2019, but this didn't happen (513 words)

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