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In-Production Widebody Rentals Remain Strong

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 3, 2007

The lease rentals of the newer widebodies remain strong. The demand for efficient capacity has led not only to a spate of fresh orders but also the acquisition and lease of used widebodies.

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