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A380 Values Fail to Improve Despite Return to Service

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 24, 2022

The values of the A380 collapsed, partly as a result of Covid but also because of a changing market structure, and while a number have been restored to service, many others remain in storage with operators still seeking a solution to a seemingly intractable problem.

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