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A330-200 Lease Rates “Some 20-30% Lower” Due to Covid

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 8, 2021

Even as the international sector struggles to recover, the ability of new market entrants and those able to expand due to the withdrawal of legacy carriers, is seeing some demand for used widebody capacity.

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