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Latest Biz Jet Forecast Sees Limited Short Term Recovery

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 12, 2009

The rate of fall in the price of business jets may have slowed in recent months but with more than 16 percent of the worlds business jet fleet still being advertised for sale, the excess will forestall a return to 1,000 deliveries per year.

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