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B747-400F Residuals Impacted By Unfolding Events

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 8, 2003

The emergence of a possible "new" B747-400F, the problems of Atlas Air, and the growing appetite for conversion of -400 passenger units are all conspiring to place pressure on residuals of the -400F.

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