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E190 Values Fail to Advance due to E2

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 17, 2022

The values of the Embraer E190 suffered a significant decline even before the Covid Event and while there has been a measure of improvement, the economies offered by the E2 overshadow any recovery.

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