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GATX Disposal Points to Peak for Values of Older Products

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 12, 2005

The decision by GATX Corporation to start selling off older equipment points to potential peaking of demand, and therefore the peaking of values and lease rentals of such aircraft.

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