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New Narrowbody Has No Impact on Long Term Residuals – Yet

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 17, 2014

Residual forecasts for the B737MAX, due to enter service around 2017, are only now being calculated but Boeing is already indicating that a replacement is being planned for circa 2030 due to the pressure from emerging manufacturers in China and elsewhere.

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