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Long Term Residuals of A321neo Not Threatened by B757 Replacement

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 9, 2015

Boeing seems to have finally realized that re-engining the B757 is unlikely to generate the necessary interest to warrant development and instead seems focused on re-invigorating a version of the defunct B787-3.

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