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Chapter 11 for AMR Unlikely to Affect Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 24, 2011

While there continues to be speculation that AMR may need to enter Chapter 11 to address its underlying cost structure, such a move would not likely have any impact on values, contrasting with a decade ago when a number of U.S. airlines entered bankruptcy.

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