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• Dirk Andrei Salcedo
Ukraine’s Supernova Airlines has secured a foreign air operator’s certificate from Sri Lanka’s Civil Aviation Authority, clearing it to operate non-scheduled cargo flights to Colombo International. The approval covers flights using Boeing 737-800 aircraft and gives the carrier access to the Sri Lankan market.
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Ukraine’s Supernova Airlines has secured a foreign air operator’s certificate from Sri Lanka’s Civil Aviation Authority, clearing it to operate non-scheduled cargo flights to Colombo International. The approval covers flights using Boeing 737-800 aircraft and gives the carrier access to the Sri Lankan market.
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