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Long Term B777-300ER Residuals Start Review Process

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 26, 2011

Now that the fate of the B737 has been established with the B737MAX, the last remaining part of the Boeing product line up that needs some updating is the B777-300ER and with the type being the most popular of widebodies at present, long term residuals are inevitably under scrutiny.

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