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Long-Term Residuals Need to Compensate for New Engine

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 22, 2004

Residual value projections of existing products will need to be refined if Rolls-Royce [RR:LSE] proceeds with a new "scalable" engine that could be used to power aircraft from regional jets to larger narrowbodies.

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