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Increasing Competition Could Impact Rentals

The traditional operating lease product continues to focus on the newer more popular types whereas finance leases and loans may feature on used and older aircraft. The operating lease market has expanded in recent years but compared to the jet sector, the number of lessors is more limited as is…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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Widebody Values Fail to Match Strong Traffic

The market for most widebodies continues to be at odds to traffic growth with values for continuing to fall. The arrival of new products and the divesting of older types is contributing to the lack luster nature of the widebody market. The virtual wholesale replacement of the widebody product line…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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Southwest Appetite for B737-700 Wanes Potentially Affecting Values

With the fleet of B737-700s being dominated by Southwest and in view of the very limited number of orders being placed for the type over the last decade, there exists a danger that used values will suffer as more come onto the market. Of the approximate 1,000 B737-700s in service…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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CRJ1000 Values Face Increased Rate of Decline

With few orders remaining to be satisfied the fortunes of the CRJ1000 are waning. The CRJ family has been in existence for more than 20 years but the CRJ1000 was the latest variant having entered service in 2009. The CRJ1000, formerly known as the CRJ900X, is a modified version of…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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Historical Lease Rentals of B737-500 Show Volatility

There continues to be a considerable difference in the behavior of lease rentals and values with the former exhibiting greater volatility in the short term and showing more aptitude for recovery than values. The experience of the B737-500 demonstrates how the market for the type has changed over time, not…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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Global G5500 / G6500 Surprises Market But G5000 / G6000 Values May Suffer

The determination of residual values depends to some extent on the arrival of new types into the market but Bombardier and Rolls-Royce have been sufficiently discrete as to spring a surprise at EBACE with the development of two new aircraft - due for service entry within only eighteen months. The…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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Intense A330/B787 Competition Could Impact Values

“Strategic” Discounting Sees Boeing Target A330neo The B787-9 remains the most desirable of widebodies in terms of suitability for asset based financing, slightly ahead of the A350-900, and therefore attracts one of the highest of AVACs Aircraft Ratings at an A—but recent competition with Airbus over its A330neo is possibly…

By: Aircraft Value News

June 11, 2018

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Latest Aircraft Ratings Feature Fall for Outgoing Aircraft Types

The latest update to The Aircraft Value Analysis Company’s (AVAC) Aircraft Ratings indicates that the relative asset strength of the majority of aircraft still in production is set to decline over the next seven years, largely as a consequence of the service entry of new products. The AVAC ratings update…

By: Yelena Shamis

June 1, 2018

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