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B777-200LRF Residuals Continue to Improve

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 29, 2007

The placement of an order for three additional B777-200LRF by Guggenheim Aviation Partners, previously unidentified by Boeing, nonetheless underlines the popularity of the type and the potential for the strongest of residual values.

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