from cbs marketwatch....
"A key component of the agreement calls for US Air to return 25 of its 281 mainline aircraft to GE Capital Aviation Services over the next three years. In particular, it calls for the return of 10 Airbus 319s in 2005, followed by 15 Boeing 737-300s in 2006 and 2007.
"In the short term, we can return the 10 Airbus aircraft in 2005 on a schedule that will not impact our customers and will be consistent with our plans to increase aircraft utilization and point-to-point flying next year," Lakefield said.
In addition, the General Electric (GE: news, chart, profile) subsidiary will lease to US Air up to 31 regional jet aircraft, each seating between 70 and 90 passengers, over the next three years."