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A350-900ULR Values Will Not Suffer Same Fate as A340-500

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 29, 2018

The re-launch of the direct Singapore-Newark route by Singapore Airlines using the new A350-900ULR variant will fortunately not likely see the same fate for residual values of the A340-500 or even B777-200LR.

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