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AVIONEWS at Dubai Air Show (6): which future for Syrian Air?

Dubai, UAE - The Syrian carrier could be unable to purchase new airplanes if provided with US technology

An important customer for new commercial airplanes could have been Syria in the Middle East, if US-Syrian diplomatic relation worsening had not been affected so that the Arab country could be prevented to buy products endowed with US-made equipments. It is being discussed about it at Dubai Air Show 2005, highlighting that Syrian Air needs 185-225 seats airplanes to replace the old B-727s and the Tu-154s,...

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Rome, Italy, 11/21/2005 12:34
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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