Concise Aerospace - Smaller Russian carrier potentially excluded from ECAS air space

Smaller Russian carrier potentially excluded from ECAS air space

Published 2 February 2001

New collision requirements could force 150 Russian and CIS aircraft out of Europe (700 words)

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Article ID: 2338

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