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Further CRJ200 Production Cut Points to Potentially Weaker Residuals

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 13, 2004

The 50-seat market continues to cause considerable anxiety for investors as both Bombardier [BBD] and Embraer [ERJ] cut production and forecasts, and as the market seeking larger equipment grows.

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