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Long Term B777-200ER Residuals Feel Effects of B787/A350 Incursion

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 18, 2005

The long-term residual values of the Boeing [BA] B777-200ER are beginning to shift downward as the effects of the introduction of the B787 and Airbus A350 begin to have an impact.

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