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Long Term B777-300ER Residuals Under Scrutiny

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 10, 2007

Since entering service in 2004 the B777-300ER has become the leading widebody in terms of perceived residual value strength but with the selection of the competing A350-1000 by Emirates comes a threat to values in the long term.

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