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Nolinor Aviation recently acquired a major stock of pieces for our fleet of 737-200 aircraft. Despite an already large inventory of pieces, the Nolinor team took advantage of an opportunity to acquire nearly 60,000 new pieces, representing an estimated value of $6-8 million CAD. This comprehensive inventory will enable us to improve our performance in case of mechanical breakdown. We already have an on-time departure rate of 98.5%, but this investment will hopefully enable us to reach 99%.

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