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Lease Rentals Edge Up

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 28, 2022

The lease rentals of the turboprops have not escaped the ravages of the Covid Event, as is evident with the problems of NAC, but with traffic recovering in many regions then the demand for aircraft is improving once more.

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