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A Kazakh carrier plans to take MS-21s; the company previously signed an agreement for Russian-made aircraft that was never fulfilled

Published 29 August 2019

It signs preliminary agreement for MS-21s at MAKS-2019; UAC gives a new target date for the start of serial deliveries of the aircraft (574 words)

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