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B737RE & A320RE Programs Gather Pace Forcing Residual Value Analysis

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 12, 2009

With the aviation industry needing to deliver on a target of halving aircraft emissions by 2050, the move towards an interim solution for more efficient narrowbodies draws ever closer, making it necessary to continually re-assess residual value forecasts.

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