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Old September 18th 04, 05:29 PM
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In rec.aviation.owning Keith Willshaw wrote:

"Tom S." wrote in message
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"Kevin Brooks" wrote in message
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7E7 will offer airlines a new airframe (they can't fly the same old

ones
forever)

No ?

No. Aircraft have definite service lives. Surprised you did not know
that.


What's the service life of a DC-3?



10,665 were built of which less than 400 remain in flyable condition


Nuff said.


Keith


Does the 10,665 include the C-47 and Li-2?

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