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1 Flugzeugemission
выхлопы двигателей летательных аппаратов
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aircraft engine emission
The formation and discharge of gaseous and particulate pollutants into the environment, especially the stratosphere, chiefly from airplanes, helicopters and other high-altitude aircrafts. (Source: MHE)
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