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Greater B7E7 Definition Aids Residual Deterioration Forecast

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 17, 2003

The greater definition of B7E7 variants provides for an increased opportunity to consider the implications for residual values of existing types, particularly the B767 and A330-200.

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