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Bahamasair Targets ATR Fleet Expansion Amid Supply Chain Delays

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Bahamasair, the national carrier of The Bahamas, is working to resolve supply chain delays impacting the servicing of its ATR fleet. The airline expects one of its three grounded ATRs to return to service this week, with the remaining two anticipated to be operational by early 2025. These delays are attributed to challenges in securing necessary parts and completing engine work.

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Avianca Receives New A320neo with LEAP-1A26 Engines

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