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70-80 Seat Values Eroded by Focus on Larger Types

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 18, 2012

The appetite for new 70-80 seaters continues to weaken as operators seek to acquire larger aircraft but the demand for used examples remains sufficiently modest as to prevent values from experiencing a significant fall.

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