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Il Tupolev Tu-134 spegne i motori

L'ultimo esemplare dello storico aereo sovietico è destinato al museo di Novosibirsk

Il Tupolev Tu-134 spegne definitivamente i motori. L'ultimo velivolo, appartenente alla flotta della compagnia Alrosa, ha concluso il suo servizio percorrendo la tratta da Irkutsk a Mirny, in Russia. Sviluppato in Unione Sovietica negli anni '60 dall'OKB 156 diretto da Andreij Tupolev, ne sono stati prodotti in tutto 852. Originariamente Tu-124A, è stata denominata Tu-134 la versione con l'estremità d...

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Mirny, Yakutia, Russia, 05/21/2019 19:22
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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