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CFM DAC Loses Premium

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 21, 2003

As a result of market aversion and few new take-ups, the premium previously applied to values of CFM56-powered A320 family members featuring the CFMI double annular combustor (DAC) no longer appears appropriate.

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