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The end of an era : regional jet makers' fortunes have been hit by the continuing shift among airlines towards using larger aircraft or turboprops on routes previously served by 50-seat aircraft

A Moss Thomas

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Key concepts: Aeronautics, Jet (fluid), Aircraft industry, Engineering, Turboprop, Aerospace engineering, Aviation, Transport engineering

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