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First Flight of B777-200LR Still Leaves Values in Lurch

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 21, 2005

Following the highly successful publicity surrounding the rollout of the B777-200LR, the first flight would seem to offer the opportunity for further orders to emerge as operators start to appreciate the advantages offered by long-range twins.

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