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A340-300 Values Stuttered in Face of B777-200ER

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 24, 2021

Despite having entered service only a few years before the B777-200ER, as soon as the new Boeing twin engined aircraft arrived, the fate of the A340-300 was effectively sealed.

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