Mon, Sep 15, 2003
Two of the better-known
names in Russian aviation have decided to get together to create
new civil aviation aircraft in a venture they hope will bring the
combined effort $3.5 billion in annual profits. It's the latest
attempt by Russia's anemic civil aviation industry to consolidate,
innovate and create new sources of revenue.Advertisement
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