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B747-400BCF Values Remain Strong as First Conversion Seeks Certification

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 3, 2005

The growth of the cargo market is continuing unabated, and as the industry approaches the peak holiday season, demand will be sufficient to allow continued stability in values of production and converted units.

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