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Concentration of B717 Increases Concern Over Residuals

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 15, 2003

Already operating over half of the B717 fleet, AirTran [NYSE: AAI] is reportedly taking an additional two ex-Hawaiian examples from Boeing Capital, thereby increasing the concentration of the type and potentially causing problems for future remarketing.

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