Boeing Seeks to Keep B737-600 Alive With $45 Million Corporate Model

Author: Aircraft Value News

June 13, 2005

Values of the B737-600 have been under severe pressure over the last two years due to the lack of demand from both the new and used markets, but Boeing Business Jets is seeking to raise the profile of the type by potentially offering the -600 as a third member of the BBJ family.

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