Plenty of Life in the Cycle
IF THERE IS A SILVER LINING TO the pall that high fuel prices have cast over the airline industry during the past three-and-a-half years, it is that it has forced carriers to say a final goodbye to hundreds of old aircraft that have lingered far too long. Absent $70-per-barrel crude that made those...
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