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Should they concentrate on disrupting themselves?
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Ask the Editors: It is near axiom that new models need to offer 15% better economics, and that improvement only comes from major changes.
 
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We must get autonomy and data management right, despite security, validation and verification, trust and legacy transition challenges.
 
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MRO Americas will be your opportunity to reconnect with industry colleagues, explore vendors and source new suppliers, live in Orlando or Virtually! Attend the trade show for free to discuss the continued path to recovery and what lies ahead for the MRO and airline industry.