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INGLOBAL AEROSPACE STUDY FINDS FUEL COSTS DRIVING AIRLINE EXECUTIVE DECISIONS

By Dino D'Amore Jan 25, 2011 2 mins read

INGLOBAL AEROSPACE STUDY FINDS FUEL COSTS DRIVING AIRLINE EXECUTIVE DECISIONS

A report from CIT group has shown that although airline executives continue to express concern about rising fuel costs, many continue to take a wait-and-see approach towards new aircraft technology. The “2011 Global Aerospace Outlook — Challenges of an Ever-Changing Industry” research rep...

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