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A380 Aids Short-Term B747-400 Rentals

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 13, 2005

The six-month delay on the delivery of the first A380s is expected to see renewed, albeit short-lived, demand for the Boeing 747-400, allowing lease rentals a measure of further improvement.

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