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Aircraft Ratings Focus on A319 & B737-700 As Backlogs Fall

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 12, 2010

The backlog for the 120 seat products of Airbus and Boeing are trailing behind those of the 150 seaters by a considerable margin such that there needs to be increased emphasis on future trends and expected residual values.

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