Finland began building its own aviation sector after gaining independence in 1917

Finland began building its own aviation sector after gaining independence in 1917
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Finland declared independence on 6 December 1917 after centuries under Swedish rule and later the Russian Empire, and at that time it had no national air force, airline or aircraft manufacturing industry; the country started developing an independent aviation organization after 1917 to meet defence, transport and technical needs, spurred by rapid aircraft advances in Europe.

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