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A330-200F Values Achieve Measure of Stability

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 16, 2018

The oprderbook for the A330-200F has failed to advance even with the improvement in the freighter market and this has previously led to a fall in values. However, despite the limited appetite for the aircraft values are now experiencing a modest level of stability.

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