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Long Term Residuals Need to Reflect Changing Market Structure

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 4, 2017

Residual values typically project forward for 20 years or even longer but to assume that the current status quo will persist for such a length of time fails to appreciate how markedly the demand for existing aircraft can change over such a timeframe and how values and lease rentals will be impacted.

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