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S7 Airlines plans to buy 70 to 100 Tu-214 aircraft — minister
According to Russian Industry and Trade Minister Anton Alikhanov, the parties are currently discussing delivery terms, leasing, and other commercial issues
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Related coverage for "S7 Airlines plans to buy 70 to 100 Tu-214 aircraft — minister": South China Morning Post — China Eastern buys 25 A330neo widebody jets as domestic interest rises in Airbus’ wings. Investing.com — Form 144 American Airlines Group Inc. For: 25 June. Sydney Morning Herald — Inside Qantas’ plan to turn Australia’s tyranny of distance into profit. Focus Taiwan — Airlines cancel dozens of flights as Typhoon Bavi approaches. The Hindu BusinessLine — SpiceJet reduces flights by 44% amid operational challenges. Metro — The best carry-on bags that fit Ryanair and easyJet cabin rules