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Govt buys two copters for VVIP use
FE Report
3/12/2006
 

          The government has purchased two helicopters from Russia at a cost of US$ 3.0 million for use by "very very important persons (VVIPs)," sources said.
Bangladesh's President and Prime Minister generally use military choppers.
A Russian cargo aircraft Antonov 124 has brought the helicopters in knocked-down state in boxes, which are now being assembled. The choppers have 10 seats each and are named as MI-8 MTV.
The government decision to purchase such choppers was necessitated after some protocol officials of a neighbouring country objected to using military aircraft for its head of government during the SAARC summit in Dhaka held last November.

 

 
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