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A350 Values Still In Melting Pot

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 23, 2008

Despite the A350 not being due to enter service for at least another five years, the number on order is increasing the demand for residual value calculations which, given the still fluid performance of the aircraft, are proving difficult to accurately define.

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