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Aircraft and finance. Lebedev wants to sell Red Wings for 0,02 Euro

Moscow, Russia - The airline will be offered to United Aircraft Corporation and Vnesheconombank

According to reports provided by Russian media, billionaire Alexander Lebedev means to sell red Wings, the low-cost company whose Air Operator Certificate (AOC) was revoked on February 4 by Rosaviatsia, the Russian Federal Agency for Air Transport, following to the crash of a Tupolev Tu-204 aircraft of the carrier at Moscow-Vnukovo Airport on December 29, 2012, which caused the death of five out of...

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