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Disappointing E2 Orders Could Impact Residual Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 10, 2018

The recent service entry of the Embraer E2 should be the occasion for celebration but at present the limited number of orders for the type and the uncertainty with respect to the takeover by Boeing provides for a measure of uncertainty with respect to current and future market values.

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