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Sokol business continues to recover

Published 6 February 2002

Pankov looks for recovering domestic military demand and customers for MiG-31 (1300 words)

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• 6 August 2003 - Industry: Aleshin remains unconcerned about Sokol shortfall on Indian contract
• 6 June 2003 - Industry: Airbus continues to develop its Russian presence
• 13 March 2003 - Industry: Kaskol has eight orders for M-101T Gzhel turboprop in 2003
• 7 February 2003 - Industry: Gzhel sales expected in 2003
• 14 November 2002 - Civil: Management changes at Sokol
• 17 October 2002 - Industry: Yak-130 moves ahead to certification
• 22 May 2002 - Civil: Airbus and Kaskol sign up to be partners
• 16 April 2002 - Industry: Loss of Indian Air Force MiG-29 highlights safety concerns for Russian aircraft
• 10 April 2002 - Industry: Yak-130 and S-49 confirmed as the air force"s trainers of choice
• 25 March 2002 - Industry: Air force choose the Yak-130
• 4 February 2002 - Industry: Airbus visit to KAPO continues order speculation
• 23 April 2001 - Industry: Kaskol establishes marketing vehicle for Gzhel
• 22 December 2000 - Industry: Test on Indian MiG-21 upgrades completed
• 19 July 2000 - Industry: Interest wanes in the M-101
• 20 June 2000 - Industry: Kaskol's acquisitions

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