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B777-9 Values Need to be Realistic

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 16, 2017

With the first B777-9 due to be delivered in just over two years’ time, attention is now turning to current and future values of the type but the behavior of previous and existing large widebodies suggests that a measure of caution needs to prevail with respect to residual values.

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