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B777-200ER Values Achieve Measure of Stability

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 6, 2003

Despite the problems being experienced by operators of the B777-200ER, the type continues to be viewed with considerable enthusiasm such that values remain relatively stable, a notable achievement in an environment which continues to see a decline in most widebody values.

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