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Lower Demand & Pricing Force Scrapping of “Current” Generation Aircraft

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 13, 2012

The move towards newer aircraft at the expense of relatively modern aircraft continues apace as a result of lower pricing for what only a few years ago were considered prime assets.

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