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A340-300 Residuals Remain Stable

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 7, 2003

Despite the arrival of the A340-600 and a modest upgrade to the -300, values of the existing -300 continue to see a measure of stability, not least because of the lack of appetite among U.S. carriers.

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