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Paperwork holds up Il-103 sales
The four-seat aircraft received Russian certiÌcation to AP-23 standards in February 1996, but to date just two aircraft have been delivered to customers, and these are still based at the MAPO factory in Lukhovitsky, around 130km (70nm) from Moscow, where production is undertaken. The aircraft has been subjected to ...
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