Bleak Prospects For Tupolev Tu-204 Following Airline’s Grounding

Maxim Pyadushkin February 12, 2013
The future of the Tupolev Tu-204 narrowbody looks ever more uncertain after Russian authorities suspended the air operator’s certificate of the largest operator, Red Wings. The program is already in limbo and has no firm orders. Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency says it grounded Red Wings...

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