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B767-300ER Values Suffer As Market Continues to Move New Types

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 18, 2016

While attention may be focused on the trials and tribulations of the older B777-200ERs and A330s, there can no disguising the problems being experienced by the B767-300ER.

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