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Aircraft Ratings Register Significant Falls

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 14, 2020

Ever since The Aircraft Value Analysis Company (AVAC www.aircraftvalues.net) first created the now industry standard Aircraft Ratings in 2003, which became the benchmark for other appraisers and asset based lending, the Ratings have experienced relatively little volatility between one year and the next, but COVID-19 has caused a significant fall in virtually all aircraft types.

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