Airlines get grounded jets flying again, but engine bills linger
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Airlines get grounded jets flying again, but engine bills linger
By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Airlines are getting grounded jets back into the air. The bills left by a years-long engine crisis are proving much harder to bring down. Air New Zealand offers a glimpse of how those costs can linger. ...
The recall actions for new engine generations are almost through, but the costs of the airlines for maintenance and replacement remain high. The reasons for the worldwide similar situation are complex, as current studies show.
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