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B737-700 Lease Rentals Exhibit Modest Decline Despite Arrival of MAX

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 15, 2017

Lease rates for the B737-700, having fallen in recent years, have achieved a measure of stability despite the imminent arrival of the enlarged B737MAX7.

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