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B767 Values Set for Rough Ride as Shutdown Decision Looms

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 21, 2005

However Boeing [BA] resolves its current leadership crisis, its new CEO is expected to have to make tough decision by mid-year on whether the B767 line should be closed down until the delivery of the US Air Force fleet of new tankers commences.

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