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09-Jan-2024 12:15 AM

CAPA’s World Aviation Summit – where did all the planes go? Aerospace and MRO in focus

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Global fleets are almost full back into operation, with only a fraction of the jets grounded by COVID-19 yet to return to service.

Yet, the outlook for the global commercial airline fleet has changed - regional jet and widebody deliveries remain depressed and the rebuild of production rates for the ever-popular and ever more capable narrowbodies remain frustratingly slow.

This has major implications across the aviation industry value chain.

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