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Delivery of Last B757 Expected to Attract Adverse Residuals

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 16, 2005

Boeing's delivery of the 1,050th and final B757 to Shanghai Airlines after it was completed in November 2004 comes at a time of revival for this type's lease rentals, but values of younger examples of the aircraft remain under considerable pressure.

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