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E190/E195 Values Lose Their Bite as E2 Muddies Water

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 6, 2018

The values of the existing E190/E195 have previously been suffering as a result of the significant improvements being made by the E2 variant but the market will become increasingly difficult as the existing units are retired.

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