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B777 Residuals Start to Take Notice of Potential Changes

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 25, 2009

Just as Airbus were forced to act in response to the popularity of the B787 which resulted in the eventual launch of the A350, Boeing are now in the position of having to consider the future of the B777 such that a major upgrade is expected at the very least.

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