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Growth in Freighter Fleet Fails to Bolster Values Of Older Types

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 26, 2018

Were it not for the large number of freighter conversions of the B747-200 in the 1980s and 1990s, the A300s in the 1990s, the B747-400s and B757s in the 2000s and the B737-400s in the 2010s, values of the passenger aircraft no longer in production would be significantly lower.

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