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Cityline Cuts Highlight Concerns Over 50 Seaters

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 8, 2008

With the fall in the price of oil to around $50 a barrel, the 50 seat regional jets seemed to have been saved from a premature end but airlines have become conscious of the risk associated with operating the type in a high fuel cost environment.

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