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The Maintenance Costs of Aging Aircraft: Insights from Commercial Aviation
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This monograph examines "aging effects"--I.e., how commercial aircraft maintenance costs change as aircraft grow older. Although commercial aircraft clearly differ from military aircraft, commercial aviation aging-effect estimates might help the Air Force to project how its maintenance costs will change over time.
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