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B737 Classic Values & Rentals Soften But Demand Still Evident

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 16, 2009

The perception that values of the B737 Classic may be on the edge of a precipice appear misplaced as aircraft continue to be leased, clearly aided by lower fuel pricing and relative capital cost.

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