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AAR to support 757 conversions with engines, parts, feedstock 

Company is acquiring nine 757-200 aircraft 

Robert LukebyRobert Luke
March 30, 2023
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Wood Dale, Ill.-based AAR Corp. will acquire nine ex-American Airlines 757-200s along with their eighteen RB211 engines to provide additional engine, component and feedstock support for 757 freighter conversions.  The acquisition of these aircraft and engines will enable AAR to continue to support the RB211-powered 757-200 freighter market, according to a statement.  Cargo Facts believes […]

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