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B737-900ER Values Lag Behind A321-200

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 9, 2011

Despite the sustained move toward larger capacity narrowbodies as a means of reducing seat mile costs, the switch by Continental to the larger B737-900ER has failed to prevent current values slipping below those of the competing A321-200.

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