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MADAGASCAR Issue dated 11/05/2021

Air Madagascar's fleet continues to dwindle

Madagascar's national airline has three main planes and only one is working. [...] (238 words)

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One of the two Air Madagascar A340s. © Maarten Visser/Flickr

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