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B757 Values Falter As Operators Move to Newer Equipment

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 13, 2023

The values of the once ubiquitous B757 are starting to be buffeted once more as operators increasingly seek replacements in the form of the A320neo or B737MAX family.

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