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Asking Prices for Boeing Aircraft Continue to be Realistic

Author: Paul Leighton
May 4, 2015

While there continues to be increased emphasis on lease encumbered aircraft sales or portfolio disposals it remains possible for some types, particularly the older, to be remarketed on a standalone basis usually at reasonable prices.

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