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Changing 100-Seat Market Keeps Pressure on -500 Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 28, 2005

Boeing's cancellation of the B717 and the limited number of orders for the B737-600 and the Airbus A318 underline the severity of the market for 100 seaters.

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