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B747-400 Residuals Need to Reflect Retirement in Favor of Newer Types

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 18, 2008

The values of B747-400s are currently riding high, buoyed by the delay in the service entry of the A380 and exceptional demand from the freighter sector, but with a number of operators considering replacements residual values need to reflect future market realities.

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