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New Zealand-based Salus Aviation Group has merged with Oceania Aviation, an aviation engineering business with operations at nine locations in New Zealand, to become one of the largest general aviation operators and engineering businesses in Australasia. Oceania will further strengthen Salus Aviation’s portfolio of aviation-related businesses.

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