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17-Jun-2011 6:46 AM

Boeing doesn’t think much of regional aircraft future: Forecast Part II

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One of the major take-aways from the latest Boeing Current Market Outlook is its prediction about a diminishing role for regional jets. While it sees no drop in mainline aircraft lifespans, it does say the regional jet fleet lifespan may be about 16 years compared with the 23 to 24 years for single and twin-aisle jets.

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