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Higher Fuel Prices Pose Threat to Value Improvement

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 19, 2005

The high price of fuel, exacerbated by the effects of Hurricane Katrina in the United States, continues to cause considerable problems for the airline industry and is likely to further contain the improvement in values of newer aircraft types and stimulate another decline in the values of older aircraft.

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