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A330-200 Orders Keep Values on Even Keel – For Now

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 2, 2006

Despite advanced preparations for the launch of a replacement in the form of the A350XWB, the A330-200 seems to be winning sufficient orders to keep current values from exhibiting a significant slippage.

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