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Iata: sviluppare l'aviazione nell'Asia centrale e nel Caucaso

Astana, Kazakhstan - Due priorità: sicurezza ed efficiente infrastruttura aeroportuale

La Iata (International Air Transport Association) ha richiamato i governi di Kazakhstan, Asia centrale e Caucaso ad utilizzare il trasporto aereo come un catalizzatore per la crescita economica e lo sviluppo. Tony Tyler, direttore generale ed amministratore delegato dell'associazione internazionale del trasporto aereo, ha sottolineato le proprie osservazioni durante la giornata dedicata all'aviazione...

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Roma, Italia, 09/13/2012 17:53
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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