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Cargo Conversion No Guarantee of Future Value Strength

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 31, 2005

The prospect for widescale conversion of older aircraft to freighters is by no means guaranteed, even when a shortage of cargo capacity exists and the prospect of conversion does little to improve the values of passenger units.

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