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Airlines find the grass isn't always greener with new engines
Airline CEOs complained that manufacturers aren't making enough of their engines and that they're falling short on reliability.
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According to CNBC’s source item, Airlines find the grass isn’t always greener with new engines, Airline CEOs complained that manufacturers aren’t making enough of their engines and that they’re falling short on reliability.
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- Airlines find the grass isn't always greener with new enginesCNBC - 2026-06-08T18:33:43+00:00
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