Turkey Denies Claims Of Turkish Firm's Involvement In Maintenance Of Air India 171 Aircraft ()

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Turkey Denies Claims Of Turkish Firm's Involvement In Maintenance Of Air India 171 Aircraft

Claims were made on social media that Turkish Technic was involved in the maintenance of the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner which crashed in Ahmedabad this week.

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