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Iran Air: renewal of the aircraft fleet despite the sanctions?

They could be the Sukhoi Superjet or the Atr

Iran Air would have started negotiations to buy new aircraft to renew the fleet, but due to the sanctions imposed by the United States these talks are currently being carried out only with non-Western producers. The main potentially "eligible" company to receive an order is Sukhoi, which could put the SSJ-100R out of the cost per example of about 52 million dollars, even if the aircraft produced in...

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Tehran, Iran, 11/06/2018 10:26
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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