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Embraer Re-engining Too Far Off to Affect Existing Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 21, 2011

The larger regional jet market has become the new hunting ground for lessors seeking to increase margins but discussion surrounding the re-engining of the existing Embraer E-Jet product range is unlikely to have any effect on short to medium term residual values.

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