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Disparity in CFM & IAE Pricing Dissipates as Production Is Racked Up

Author: Aircraft Value News
July 12, 2004

International Aero Engines (IAE) is ramping up 2005 production by nearly 30 percent compared to the previously expected total for this year, underlining the evident convergence in values between the V2500 and CFM56 A320 family.

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