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Inter Trans Air was a cargo airline based in Sofia, Bulgaria. The airline ceased all operations in 2002.
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Inter Trans Air was a cargo airline based in Sofia, Bulgaria. The airline ceased all operations in 2002.
The Inter Trans Air fleet consisted of 2 Antonov An-12BP aircraft (at January 2005).
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