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Long Term Residuals Gain From Axing of Sonic Cruiser

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 27, 2003

Residual values of aircraft in production may enjoy a boost as a result of the cancellation of the high speed and even higher profile Sonic Cruiser in mid December 2002.

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