Newer Aircraft Parted Out As Prices Dip

As the recession depresses aircraft retirement ages to as low as seven to eight years, these younger types become candidates for parting out. Those in the business say the economy also presses more airlines to accept used parts for repair work — start-up Flydubai, for one. Top picks for parts are...

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