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B757-200ER Remarketing Faces Tougher Time Than For -200

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 23, 2004

Values of all B757s have experienced a precipitous fall over the last few years, but the -200ERs are facing difficulties due to their extended-range twin-engine operations (ETOPS) capabilities in conjunction with the emergence of new types of operators.

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