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30 Percent Drop in Aircraft Availability Aids Rental Recovery

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 28, 2004

The steady decline in the level of aircraft availability over the last 12 months has contributed to stability in values and a rise in lease rentals of most aircraft in production.

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