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Problems At U.S. Majors Continue To Constrain Value Recovery

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 5, 2004

The potential for further fleet rationalizations, or even Chapter 7 protection, among some of the U.S. major carriers continues to overshadow the wider recovery of the industry and even threatens to reverse the recent rise in values.

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