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Cautious Attitude Towards Values at ISTAT Conference

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 10, 2011

The ISTAT conference held in Barcelona 18-20 September, which saw a near fifty percent rise in delegate numbers over the previous year, reflected a more cautious outlook for values compared to the optimism of the Munich conference held in 2010.

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