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Russia: tra cinque anni i Tupolev verranno dismessi

Mosca, Russia - Lo ha dichiarato il ministro dei trasporti russo Igor Levitin

Secondo il ministro dei trasporti russo Igor Levitin, a capo dell'inchiesta della catastrofe del Tupolev Tu-154, l'aereo precipitato vicino Donetsk, Ucraina, nell'agosto del 2006, nel giro di cinque anni, la Russia dismetterà tutti gli aerei passeggeri Tupolev Tu-154 e Tu-134. Il ministro dei trasporti ha inoltre sottolineato la necessità di sviluppare simulatori moderni per la flotta dei Tu-154 a...

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Roma, Italia, 02/19/2007 15:39
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