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KOREA AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES NEL MERCATO DEGLI AEREI DA ADDESTRAMENTO

COREA DEL SUD, Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) ha accettato di vendere 7 aerei da addestramento KT-1 usati dall'aeronautica militare coreana a quella dell'India per 60 milioni di dollari (120 miliardi di lire). La KAI ha riferito di essere in trattativa anche con la Turchia, la Colombia, Israele e le Filippine e prevede che la Corea riuscirà ad "accaparrarsi" il 13% di tutto il mercato mondiale degli...

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Roma, Italia, 02/26/2001 16:00
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