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Aircraft. The youngest airline fleets are still in Asia

According to the ch-aviation analysis reveals -ATTACHMENT

Swiss airline intelligence provider ch-aviation today revealed the names of the world’s youngest airline fleets, measured in average aircraft age. It is the second such ch-aviation analysis on the topic, and the company’s first report was published two years ago in August 2017. Analysis shows several of the youngest airline fleets are in Asia, while Norwegian Air Sweden tops the list as the commercial car...

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Chur, Switzerland, 08/21/2019 16:44
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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