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Moscow: Azur Air authorized for MRO service on all its aircraft

Now also on the B-737 and B-777 models registered in Russia

The Russian carrier Azur Air, which changed its operations from regional to charter, has obtained from the national civil aviation authority Rosaviatsia the authorization to carry out the MRO service (Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul) on all aircraft in its fleet, therefore including those of foreign manufacture (ie B-737 and B-777 of the American Boeing), as long as they are registered in Russia.The...

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Moscow, Russia, 03/21/2022 14:31
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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