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Old 07-16-2006 | 07:38 AM
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I would think that the "bad apples" would economically weed themselves out over time. How do these operators continue to insure their airplanes/cargo? If the insurance carriers would move to offer incentives for 135 operations that are "good", then those carriers could potentially 1) lower rates for the same flying yet maintain profit margins or 2) keep rates the same and increase margins due to lower insurance cost.
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