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Lease Rentals Remain Solid But Values Deteriorate

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 16, 2005

Values of the Boeing B757 continue to experience a decline partly due to the decision to end production but also because the aircraft is becoming less attractive as a mainstream type.

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