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Atlas Air Expects B747-8F’s Will Retain Value for “50” Years

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 13, 2023

With the last ever B747-8F being delivered to Atlas Air, the end of the era is evident, but the operator still expects the type to be in service for some fifty years with residual values remaining resilient.

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