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Anxiety over Legacy Carriers Keeps Lid on Rise

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 13, 2004

Lease rates for newer aircraft continue to rise, although the concern over the prospects -- or lack of them -- of some of the U.S. legacy carriers is serving to contain the increase.

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