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Concern Mounts Over Values of Older A320s

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 1, 2003

With a product life cycle now stretching back for nearly 16 years, some concern exists that values of younger examples will perform better than the older due to incremental improvement in specification and age, despite the improvement in market conditions.

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