Korean Transport Ministry pushes for aircraft age limit
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Korea’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport (MLIT) is urging all Korean aircraft operators to replace or mothball all aircraft that are more than two decades old. MLIT said that eight of the country’s carriers had signed an MOU in which they “voluntarily agreed to replace all their...
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