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AVACs Aircraft Ratings Face Downward Trend

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 17, 2014

Aircraft Ratings, first developed by The Aircraft Value Analysis Company (AVAC) over a decade ago and since becoming the industry standard, have shown a deterioration for some mainstream types in the latest October 31st 2014 and 47th edition of The Aircraft Value Reference.

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