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Most Aircraft Types Show Some Decline in Lease Rentals

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 21, 2017

The profits being secured by the lessors continues to range between 10-20 percent underlining the relative attraction of aircraft leasing compared other asset classes with DAE becoming the latest to buy another lessor, AWAS, at what may seem a premium.

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