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Crossover narrowbody jets are designed to give an airline flexibility.

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Sat, as they are capacity-wise, between regional aircraft and the big-selling single-aisle narrowbodies, crossover narrowbody jets are designed to give an airline flexibility in a variety of ways. The most common element applied to this attribute is the ability to right-size an aircraft to a service.
 
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