So they apparently think if you're getting half to two-thirds of the expected life span of an engine is something that they ought to reward with an additional contract.
John Tierney: “So they apparently think if you're getting half to two-thirds of the expected life span of an engine is something that…”
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Tierney questions the rationale behind rewarding underperforming engine contracts.
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