MAX Grounding’s Aftermarket Ramifications Hard To Gauge
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ATLANTA—The unexpected removal of more than 400 new narrowbodies from the global fleet via the Boeing 737 MAX grounding is sure to have repercussions in the aftermarket, but predicting them is proving challenging. Regulators grounded the 376-aircraft MAX fleet last month after the second fatal 737...
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