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Acquisition of Ex-JAL B747-400s Fails to Aid Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 10, 2010

The intended disposal of more than 30 B747-400s by Japan Airlines has already resulted in a significant fall in values and the acquisition of nine such aircraft by Transaero will do nothing to reverse the slide.

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