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B737MAX Settles Narrowbody Values "Down"

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 12, 2011

Boeing has finally made a decision on re-engining the B737 thereby creating a measure of certainty with respect to the fate of the narrowbody product line which inevitably raises questions as to how far values of the existing A320 and B737 aircraft will be impacted.

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