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Increase in B737NG Transition Production Rates Will Do Little For Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 25, 2013

The need to generate revenues due in part to the cost implications of developing and the grounding of the B787 continues to see an increase in B737NG production rates just after Airbus announced that its A320ceo production would not increase beyond the current 42 per month.

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