Grounded

Grounded refers to an aircraft that is temporarily or permanently out of service and unable to fly. This can be due to a variety of reasons such as maintenance issues, safety concerns, or lack of demand. When an aircraft is grounded, it is typically removed from the flight schedule and cannot be used until the issue is resolved. Grounding can be costly for airlines as it can result in lost revenue and increased expenses for maintenance and repairs. Additionally, grounded aircraft can cause disruptions to travel plans and inconvenience for passengers.

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