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B757-300 Values Remain Stable

Author: Aircraft Value News
July 4, 2022

While the -300 is ageing, this has not translated into retirement as yet and as such values are remaining stable but the issue remains as to where the aircraft will be placed should the existing operators divest their fleets.

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