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Flight without transfer

In Kazakhstan began inspections to establish direct flights with the United States

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Flight without transfer

Currently, Kazakhstanis fly to the States with transfers in other countries, as there are no direct regular flights between the states. And now American experts — specialists of the Federal Aviation Administration of the United States (FAA) — have begun to assess the national system of oversight over flight safety.

They should study the legislation and regulatory framework in the field of civil aviation, the system of licensing of aviation personnel, issues of airworthiness of aircraft and the activities of the aviation authorities of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Upon completion of the assessment, US specialists will prepare a written report. Now Kazakhstan plans to pass one of the necessary stages - Category 1 status.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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