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You lead reliability engineering for a fleet and your budget covers only some of a growing list of recurring but non-safety-critical defects — an intermittent avionics fault, a nagging APU issue, a cabin system with rising write-ups. None is grounding, none has a clear business case yet. How do you sequence what gets fixed?
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