Do you want to access to this and other private contents?
Log in if you are a subscriber or click here to request service

Urals joyride Antonov airplane. Carrier licence suspended

Moscow, Russia - The biplane has been often used for illegal flights

Avi-Azov, the little domestic Russian airline that had a light aircraft go missing over the Ural mountains last month (June 11, 2012), has been banned from flying (AVIONEWS). "After an inquiry, the airline's flying certificate has been annulled" a local official source reported. The Russian Emergencies Ministry reported that a search and rescue mission continues for the aircraft. Local police...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 1142987
Rome, Italy, 07/04/2012 15:47
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

Similar

DefenseTaiwan-China: continuous tensions

On May 20, a president whom Beijing considers dangerous is inaugurated

Continuous tensions between Taiwan and China. The Taipei government announced that in the last 24 hours, 26 planes and five ships of the Chinese military have been identified around the island. This is... more

AirportsItaly. Taranto-Grottaglie Airport carries Italy in the world

The first national center for dismantling and recycling aircraft and materials will be created

The first Italian center for dismantling old aircraft and recycling components and materials will soon be built. It will be in Apulia, at the "Marcello Arlotta" airport of Taranto-Grottaglie, preparing... more

Civil aviationNepal restricts helicopters on Everest

Government will try to protect private interests of tourism operators

Nepal's supreme court has ordered the limitation of the number of climbers on the Everest mountain range and consequently the helicopters that will be able to access base camps on all the mountains in... more