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Four Engined Residuals Under Pressure

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 23, 2008

The perceived risk associated with financing new and nearly new four-engined aircraft, such as the A340-600, is increasing with each dollar rise in the price of fuel, thereby undermining residual value expectations and raising concerns over the lack of remarketing opportunities.

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