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Loss of Mulally Will Not Dent Boeing’s Advantage Nor Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 18, 2006

The resignation of Alan Mulally, hailed as the savior of Boeing Commercial Airplanes in the modern era, is unlikely to impact the medium term prospects of Boeing, thereby keeping current values and residuals on track.

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