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B737-500 Values Holding Steady Due to Demand From Russia/Eastern Europe

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 9, 2012

While the values of the B737 Classic have fallen by a significant amount since the start of the Great Recession in 2008, values are currently holding steady not least due to the demand from Russian and Eastern European operators.

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