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In light of our 25th anniversary, Nolinor Aviation recently conducted an assessment to determine the service-life expectancy of our fleet. Given that the average use of our aircraft differs from airline fleets, our assessment indicates that we’ll be able to fly our fleet of 737-200s for another 50 years. In fact, most of our aircraft haven’t even reached the mid-point of their service life. You can therefore count on our services for many years to come. We hope that the competition isn’t too disappointed!

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