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B777-200A Values Fail to Live Up to Promise

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 22, 2012

When launched the initial B777 variant – the -200A - was hailed as a type that would break the usual problems associated with initial examples and be able to enjoy stronger than average residual values but the last few years has seen a rapid decline in values.

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