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Aircraft Archive: Airbus
Values of Larger Aircraft Edge Higher
The 50 seat regional jet market continues to lose favor but the larger jets remain in demand. With the 120 seat segment of the market – the A319 and B737-700 – losing favor, the differential in seating capacity between the regional jets and the 150 seaters is significant. Operators continue…

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By: Aircraft Value News
June 20, 2011
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B777-300 Values Continue to Face Problems
The market for the type continues to experience problems even if there is a demand for newer widebodies. The -300 has been under pressure for a number of years, even before the onset of the recession. The limited range of the -300 has been a major problem for the aircraft,…

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By: Aircraft Value News
June 20, 2011
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Aircraft Asset Assessment: B777-300
Market Presence. The -300 has been in service for eleven years. The limited range of the -300, at least with respect to the capability of most other current widebodies, makes it suited to the needs of a relatively limited number of operators. The operator base is dominated by Asian carriers…

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June 20, 2011
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Dash8Q-400 Values On Watch Status as Early Delivery Slots Become Available
The values of the Dash8-400 have achieved notable stability over the last few years, despite mishaps, but the ready availability of delivery slots at the latter part of this year points to a lack of orders and a need for a change of emphasis in terms of value perceptions. The…

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June 20, 2011
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Timeline of B787-10 Sufficiently Obscure As to Favor B787-9 Residuals
The continued dithering by Boeing over if, when and what form the B787-10 will allow residual values of the already launched B787-9 to be that much stronger in the period through to 2020, and possibly beyond. By having to focus on current difficulties, Boeing is taking a more measure approach…

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By: Aircraft Value News
June 6, 2011
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B737-300 Values Continue to Falter
The market for the once ubiquitous B737-300 continues to be eroded and values are suffering from the problems associated with excess supply and limited demand. The values of the B737-300 have experienced a significant fall in the last few years. As predicted, aircraft out of production only have one opportunity…

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June 6, 2011
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B777-300ER Values Continue to Creep Upwards But Realism Still Prevails
The year to date has seen sustained demand for the most popular of widebodies, the B777-300ER, and values have inevitably continued to increase but there remains a need to retain a measure of reality in view of longer term prospects for the type. For the first four months of 2011,…

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June 6, 2011
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Pressure of Value Convergence Mounts for Narrowbodies
Values of Youngest A320/B737NG Converge on Oldest The issue of Value Convergence is likely to affect the current crop of narrowbodies in the coming years as the introduction of the A320neo nears and Boeing makes a decision on the B737NG replacement. Value Convergence is the process that mainly sees the…

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June 6, 2011
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