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An airBaltic bankruptcy and jet fuel at eight forty-nine a gallon. The Iran war is now writing airline income statements, and this week the math got brutal. And it's not just the carriers feeling it. Defense names are catching a bid, cargo operators are under pressure, and the MRO space had one of the ugliest single-name weeks we've seen in months. We've got a lot to get into. We'll break down what the filings are telling us about how companies are responding, why the defense side of this indust
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