Concise Aerospace - The local government wants Komiaviatrans not to operate any foreign-made aircraft

The local government wants Komiaviatrans not to operate any foreign-made aircraft

Published 11 August 2020

Are the reasons political or economic? Which aircraft will the company operate? (781 words, 1 table [passenger traffic and seat load factor in full-year 2014-2019])

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Article ID: 17041

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