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How to cure a sick aircraft

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Issue 14 January 2004
Comment*Anti-union tactics in pursuit of US bus*Dockers' victory as ports directive is rejected*New era of solidarity in the Arab world*Stepping into the global movement*Aviation economics for 2004*How to cure a sick aircraftGoing nowhere*Abandoned - whose responsiblity?*Bullying for profit*Stuck at a red light*Opinion*Reflections*Working life*
 
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