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Lower Net Pricing for New Aircraft Will Undermine Used Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 22, 2009

With both IATA and ICAO expecting massive losses for 2009, the appetite for ordering new aircraft, accepting delivery of those already on order, and the ability to secure financing is sufficiently reduced as to continue to increase pressure on aircraft pricing and thereby undermine used values.

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