VASO takes back Rossiya An-148 to refine performance

July 29 2010 by admin in Uncategorized |No Comments

Russia’s first serial production Antonov An-148 is to be transferred back to airframer VASO in Voronezh to undergo modification in a bid to improve the type’s…

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