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B737-600 Values Slip As Order Book Contracts

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 2, 2003

The lack of fresh -600 orders for nearly four years has raised the prospect of the variant becoming marginalized, widening the gap in value compared to the much more popular - 700 and -800.

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