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Boeing List Prices for 2011 Jump Nearly 5 Percent

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 7, 2011

List prices for Boeing aircraft rose by an average of nearly five percent between 2010 and 2011, outpacing normal inflation but perhaps reflecting not inconsiderable energy and labor pricing pressures.

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