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Boeing 757 Engine Demand Defies Gravity

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 25, 2025

The B757 is something of an anomaly in modern aviation. A narrowbody with the heart of a widebody, this mid-sized workhorse first entered service in the early 1980s and carved out a niche that few aircraft have been able to replicate.

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