Sashko писал(а):voyager1970 писал(а): в открытых странах есть свобода слова,которой в Иране и не пахнет.недавно редакции нескольких газет были арестованы почти полным составом.был бы Иран открыт,не погибло бы вчера 185 в катастрофе Каспиан Эйр.летали бы на свежих самолетах,а так из за конфронтации с Западом и как следствия ,экомического эмбарго они не могут покупат новые Эрбасы и Боинги,и даже Тушки с Илами.
Помнится, Вы говорили, что давно и внимательно следите за темой.
А теперь пишете такую ерунду. Можно просто посмотреть на флот двух крупнейших авиакомпаний Ирана:
http://www.iranair.com/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=309http://www.iaa.ir/index.php?option=com_ ... &Itemid=65Для Вас ведь, наверняка, не секрет, что, несмотря на эмбарго, таворооборот между США и Ираном довольно внушителен и осуществляется через структуры, контролируемые иранским правительством, в Швейцарии, к примеру.
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Сашко,я тут покапался и обнаружил,что все действительно не так радужно в иранской авиации:
Fleet modernization
Iran Air is to begin a partial modernization program of its own fleet and that of its subsidiary Iran Air Tours using new-generation Russian aircraft. Five Tupolev Tu-204-100s will be acquired for Iran Air Tours, while two Ilyushin Il-96-300s will be taken on short-term lease for the airline’s mainline fleet, which could lead to an order for four aircraft. The Tu-204 deal has been disclosed by Moscow-based lessor Ilyushin Finance (IFC), which said that the firm contract would be signed by 15 December 2006, with the deal also including five options. Iran Air expects the five firmly ordered twin-jets to be delivered to Iran Air Tours in the second half of 2008, at a rate of one aircraft per month.
Iran Air will take two Ilyushin Il-96-300s on short-term lease from Russia’s KrasAir, in October 2006 and will use these aircraft on a trial basis for up to one year. If they meet its operational requirements, IFC will consider placing an order for a batch of three or four aircraft. Iran Air has also displayed a keen interest in the Sukhoi Superjet 100 and wants to take an in-depth look at the type closer to its roll-out in 2008.
In August 2007, the airline purchased 4 Fokker 100s from TAM Airlines of Brazil.
Russia’s Ilyushin Finance has signed a preliminary contract with Iran Air Tours at the Dubai Air Show 2007 to supply Iran with 30 Tupolev 204 (Tu-204-100) aircraft. This will increase the total number of Tu204-100s to be delivered to 35. Iran has about a dozen Soviet-built Tu-154 airliners. In 2006, Russia negotiated the sale of five Tu-204s to Iran.
From June to August 2007, Iran Air operated an Airbus A340-200, leased from the Venezuelan airliner Conviasa. This event marked the first time in Iran's aviation history that an all-Iranian crew had operated and administered the process of leasing a passenger plane for Iran's national flag carrier.
Iran Air has also confirmed orders for 3 A320's from rival airline Mahan Air, due to begin operation in late 2009.