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Heavy Maintenance D Checks Coming Up?

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Old 11th Jun 2015, 14:02
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Heavy Maintenance D Checks Coming Up?

Seems like a lot of planes nowadays are getting old (average fleet age for a lot of airlines is nearing 12 years for American and over 13 for United).

Any chances we will be seeing a lot more heavy maintenance checks coming up for airlines? Hopefully some interior refurbishments are in order given how profitable airlines are this year.
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I doubt it, its cheaper to scrap them.
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Depending on the usage rate of the airplane, it may take 18 months or more to recoup the expense of a heavy check. If they plan to use it that much longer, it will be worth the expense.
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