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B757 Rentals Show Little Decline in Recent Years

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 11, 2017

The B757 has been in service for some 35 years and has been a stalwart for the leasing community providing good returns for decades and while advancing age and replacements are taking their toll, lease rentals seem to be holding steady.

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