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Decline in Availability Levels Offer Respite for Some Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 1, 2003

Despite divergent views on the level of availability, various sources all seem to agree that the trend is clearly downwards, offering the prospect of an improvement in values of at least some aircraft, if not others.

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