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A330 Conversion Program Would Likely Aid Medium Term Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 5, 2011

The seeming delay to the development of an A330 conversion program by Airbus is understandable in the context of strong demand for the type and associated high values of passenger aircraft but such a modification would likely aid values in the medium term by constraining levels of availability.

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