Concise Aerospace - FAAT publication of EASA inspection results stimulates debate among operators

FAAT publication of EASA inspection results stimulates debate among operators

Published 18 November 2009

Airlines argue inspection criteria does not necessarily reflect Russian air safety risks (700 words)

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