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Low Fuel Prices Fail to Halt Fall in Values of Aging Aircraft

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 22, 2016

Using traditional metrics for the calculation of Market Values should have seen an immediate upswing or stabilization in values of aging aircraft when the price of jet fuel halved two years ago but this has failed to occur.

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