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Putin Says Russia Must Expand and Modernize Aircraft Fleet, Airport Infrastructure

Russian president hails deal to supply 90 MC-21 aircraft to flag carrier Aeroflot as a major step for the domestic aviation industry

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia needs to expand and update its aircraft fleet and airport infrastructure, according to a report by Anadolu Agency.

Putin made the remarks while commenting on a deal for the supply of 90 MC-21 aircraft to Russia's flag carrier Aeroflot, which he described as a "very significant step" in the development of the country's domestic aviation industry.

The MC-21 is a Russian-made narrow-body passenger jet developed to compete with Western aircraft models in the domestic and, potentially, international markets.

According to the report, Putin emphasized the broader need for Russia to renew its aviation capabilities, including upgrading airport facilities across the country, as part of efforts to strengthen the domestic aviation sector.

Details on the timeline for delivery of the aircraft to Aeroflot and the specific investments planned for airport infrastructure were not immediately available.

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