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Larger Regional Jet Values Hit Bottom of Cycle as Orders Dry Up

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 1, 2010

The values of the larger regional jets are considered to be bumbling along the bottom of the cycle with the prospect of some improvement later in the year as orders dry up and operators are forced to the used market.

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