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Depressed Conversion Market Makes for Tough Call on Converted Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 19, 2003

When determining the cost of a converted freighter, the simple, if sometimes flawed, methodology of adding the value of the passenger aircraft to the conversion cost is being further undermined as more discounts are offered as inducements to potential customers.

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