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AMR to pay $10.2m to keep Bombardier jets
05 January 2012
The aircraft are operated by AMR’s low-cost subsidiary, American Eagle.
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AMR Holdings
American Airlines (AA)
Bombardier CRJ-700
American Eagle
Chapter 11
New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)
AMR Holdings, American Airlines’ (AA) parent company, expects to meet overdue payments of about $10.2 million for 19 Bombardier jets, according to a bankruptcy filing issued on January 3. The company owes about...
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