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Dash8Q-400 Values Still Stable Despite Backlog

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 24, 2011

A reduction in production rates may sometimes be seen as a negative but in the context of turboprop manufacturing there is sufficient demand to allow values to remain relatively stable.

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