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Lessor Confident That B737-800 Residuals Will Stack Up Against A320 NEO

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 6, 2010

In reversing an earlier hiatus on ordering new narrowbodies, AerCap has signed a Letter of Intent for up to 15 B737-800 Enhanced aircraft indicating that the lessor considers that the Boeing offering will remain competitive, even against any re-engined A320.

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