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New Bombardier Aircraft Targets Tough Segment for Residuals

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 14, 2004

Bombardier's [BBD] emphasis on the 110-115 seat segment of the market for its New Commercial Aircraft (NCA) will face considerable challenges in terms of residual value performance if the experience of the A318, B717 and B737-600 are any indication.

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