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Aircraft: Maintenance due alertsMaintenance nearly dueAway from baseWith no baseNot in serviceMost recently addedType listingA30A748A780ARGOAS57AW65B170B377B46B70B72B73B74BA11BN2PBRITCOMTCONCDC10DC3DH89DHC7DOVEF27F28HERNHP7HP70L101L188LANCMRTNSBELSC7TRIDTRISVC10VC9VISCVKNGWESXYORK    Sort by: Status Aircraft Reg Location FSA Id Last Flight Flights Hours Fuel Value    Unit: kg lb    Font Size: 9 10 11 12          Maintenance due alerts ( do not fly below 96.0% ) Aircraft Reg Location FSA Id Last Flight Bases Flights Hours Fuel On Value Status Comment   Airport Reference The fleet managers will send aircraft in for maintenance before they reach a status of 96.0%. Maintenance will normally only be carried out when the aircraft is at a base. Maintenance can be done away from base if the aircraft is unlikely to make it back before 96.0%, or if the pilot requests it. Aircraft in maintenance will be unavailable for 24 hours. No flight should be started with an aircraft under status 96.0% without the agreement of a fleet manager or CEO. CEOs : John Payne, David Booker.    Fleet managers : David Booker, Joe Cusick, Fraser McKay, David Maltby.