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In Geneva, 30,000 Francs per Month for a Russian Plane that Probably Won't Take Off

Summary by Le Temps
An Airbus of the Aeroflot company was due to leave Cointrin on 27 February 2022, when the sanctions stopped it. Since then, its owner, a Russian leasing company, has been liquidated in Ireland. However, the parking costs of the airport are paid.It crashes on a parking spot for aircraft, not far from the end of the take-off track. Below, vegetation grows between the slabs of the tarmac. Its tires seem deflated, no doubt the effect of the time tha…

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An Airbus of the Aeroflot company was due to leave Cointrin on 27 February 2022, when the sanctions stopped it. Since then, its owner, a Russian leasing company, has been liquidated in Ireland. However, the parking costs of the airport are paid.It crashes on a parking spot for aircraft, not far from the end of the take-off track. Below, vegetation grows between the slabs of the tarmac. Its tires seem deflated, no doubt the effect of the time tha…

·Geneva, Switzerland
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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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