Commercial Fleet To Add 120 Aircraft This Year, FAA Forecasts
The number of commercial aircraft in the U.S. fleet will grow by 120 planes in 2007, compared with the 2006 total of 7,626, FAA predicts. Most of this increase will come from low-cost carriers. The mainline fleet is forecast to rise by 92 aircraft this year -- or 2.4% -- reversing a 1% aircraft in...
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