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RIO DE JANEIRO—IATA warns that the commercial aircraft fleet in China will continue to age in spite of recent large commitments for new aircraft. “Since 2020 the number of aircraft aged 20 or older has exceeded new aircraft deliveries,” IATA’S Regional Vice President North Asia Xingquan Xie said at...
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