Belgrade-based cargo start-up Kosmas Air (KMG) is preparing to launch services with an Ilyushin Il-76TD freighter. Funded by Russian private investors, the airline received its air operator's certificate at the end of May. The Il-76 is the first to be registered in Serbia and Montenegro (the former rump Yugoslavia), and is equipped with European JAR-compatible navigation and communication equipment to comply with the country's requirements.
Source: Flight International
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