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Lifting of SARS Restrictions Boosts Widebody Residuals

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 30, 2003

With Beijing the only remaining area where the World Health Organization (WHO) advises people not to travel to because of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), one of the most severe negative effects on current values and residuals has been lifted.

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