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Drop in Availability Provides Relief for Industry Dominated by Bad News

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 5, 2003

A 20 percent fall in the level of jet aircraft availability between September 2002 and April 2003, as reported by BACK Aviation, would appear to be cause for cautious optimism over values were it not for wider structural negatives.

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