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Details of larger aircraft currently in the registry: Russian aviation authorities again seek to have foreign-made aircraft registered in Russia

Published 21 May 2021

Has the number of larger foreign-made aircraft in the State Registry changed significantly? (918 words, 1 table [details of Airbuses and Boeings in the Russian state aircraft registry])

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