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Mass B737-800F Conversions Increase Likelihood of Soft Landing for -400SF’s

Author: Aircraft Value News
July 4, 2022

The market for the B737-800SF continues to mushroom with the backlog easily exceeding those already in service but as the narrowbody airfreight market develops there is some concern that the -800 will act as displacement rather than growth capacity thereby causing residuals of the -400SF to wane.

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