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Aircraft Archive: Boeing B777-300ER

Values Continue to Fall for Most Widebodies

Apart from the B787 and A350 values of nearly all widebodies have fallen as the market continues to prefer newer aircraft types. Values and Ratings courtesy of The Aircraft Value Analysis Company www.aircraftvalues.net, www.aircraftvalues.com. The Aircraft Value Analysis Rating (AVAR) reflects the considered suitability for asset based financing over a…

By: Paul Leighton

August 24, 2015

AVN

Lessors Aware of Widebody Transition Cost

With major airlines increasingly seeking to divest themselves of the residual value risk while improving their balance sheets, the proportion of leased widebodies continues to climb, a trend that will see lessors having to become much more familiar with the problems – and costs - of transitioning such aircraft. Transitioning…

By: Paul Leighton

August 10, 2015

AVN

Freighter Values Stable Despite China Problems

With China industrial output continuing to waiver there is inevitably likely to be some impact on airfreight but other sources of demand in other regions are keeping demand static. IATA reports that airfreight is climbing though only slowly. Load factors for May 2015 were lower than in May 2014 with…

By: Paul Leighton

August 10, 2015

AVN

A340-600 Values Shrug Off Distressed Pressures

The problems for the A340-600 may not be as great as they once were but they still remain sufficiently serious as to cause values to continue to sink to new lows. The values of the A340-600 have been stumbling even before the price of fuel reached its peak such was…

By: Paul Leighton

July 13, 2015

AVN

Used A330-300ceo Values Decline as Expected As Market Favors Newer Types

The values of the A330-300ceo, having staged a recovery in recent years due to strong demand, are starting their anticipated decline as a result of increased emphasis on new aircraft. Rolls-Royce has announced its latest results citing as one factor for slightly lower profits the waning demand for the Trent…

By: Paul Leighton

July 13, 2015

AVN

Boeing List Prices Rise by 2.9 Percent

The list prices published by Boeing for 2015 showed an increase of 2.9 percent across all types, outstripping both the US Consumer Price Index and the Producer Price Index but values of most new aircraft hardly changed. The use of list prices is largely an irrelevance and has been for…

By: Paul Leighton

July 13, 2015

AVN

Newer Widebody Rentals Reflect Stable Market

The lease rentals of widebodies are generally holding steady though some older types, including those of early B777-300ERs are experiencing some weakness. The international market continues to expand with traffic continuing to meet or exceed expectations though the amount of business related traffic remains fragile. Demand for newer widebodies continues…

By: Paul Leighton

June 29, 2015

AVN

Price of Aircraft “Barely” Rise Over 20 Years Impacting Used Aircraft Values

While the low inflation rates over the last years and the expectation that such levels will be maintained through to the end of the decade have inevitably been viewed as major contributing factors to the lack of improvement in the value of new aircraft, the last 25 years has seen…

By: Paul Leighton

June 15, 2015

AVN

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