On October 25, CJSC Azerbaijan Airlines (AZAL) organized for students of ADA University a tour of a number of civil aviation facilities.
Students are familiarized with the Silkway Technics hangar complex in which there are all conditions for the maintenance of modern aircraft to the world standards, the press service of the airport told Turan.
The students visited the Baku Cargo Terminal - the largest logistics center in the region.
The next point of the tour was Silk Way Business Aviation. Here, the students visited the Gulfstream business jets.
The tour ended with visiting a passenger plane. The students also visited the cockpit.
In other words, the students arrived at AZAL and visited Silk Way Holding. Almost all objects of civil aviation at the International Airport are owned and operated by this private company. --08D--
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