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AIR

AAR Corp.

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Oct 30, 1:22 PM ET

About AIR

AAR Corp offers a broad line of products and services to commercial and government aerospace customers and operates internationally. It is a diversified provider of services and products to the commercial aviation and government and defense markets, serving aircraft fleet operators, original equipment manufacturers, independent service providers, and domestic and foreign military customers. It operates through the Parts Supply, Repair, Engineering and Software, Government Solutions, and Legacy Commercial Programs segments. The Parts Supply segment mainly consists of new parts distribution and sales of used serviceable material, including aircraft, engine, and airframe parts and components (USM), and generates the maximum revenue. It generates the maximum revenue from North America.

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Here's Why AAR (AIR) is a Strong Growth Stock

AAR Corp. (AIR) has been identified as a #2 Buy on the Zacks Rank with an A-rated VGM Score and Growth Style Score. The company is forecasted to achieve 17.4% year-over-year earnings growth for the current fiscal year, with recent analyst revisions increasing the consensus estimate to $5.93 per share. The stock is recommended for investors seeking growth opportunities in the aviation services sector.

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