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Older Aircraft Continue to Face Depressed Pricing

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 3, 2007

While the absence of newer aircraft continues to force pricing upwards, the lack of appetite for older aircraft continues to force down pricing, providing a glimpse of the potential prospects for aircraft currently held in high regard.

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