Possible E-Jet Re-engining Creates Residual Value Uncertainty

Author: Aircraft Value News

April 26, 2010

The possibility that both Airbus and Boeing may re-engine their respective A320 and B737 families is now impacting the regional jet market as Embraer ponders the future of its E-Jet in the face of potential operating efficiency erosion, thereby making it necessary to reconsider existing residual values for the category.

You must be logged in as a subscriber to Aircraft Value News to view this page. Please log in below.

Aircraft Ratings Focus on A319 & B737-700 As Backlogs Fall

Continental / United Merger Poses No Problem for Values

THE SEARCH FOR AIRCRAFT VALUATIONS

A one-of-a-kind database filled with aircraft valuation data, including information on lease rates and valuations, organized by year of manufacture for each model.

Search an Aircraft Valuator

Error Demonstration

Leasing Valuation

Login Subscribe to the Valuator

Mission / Aircraft Values News was created in 1992 to provide independent and informed advice regarding current and future aircraft values, and the factors that affect them, to the air transport community.AVN's core activity is the provision of expert commentary on current and future market values and lease rates. AVN seeks to interpret and analyze current events, enabling readers to more accurately anticipate future market trends. AVN expertise centers on an appreciation that aircraft are a commodity, subject to vagaries of supply and demand. AVN's subscribers comprise decision makers at financial i aft lessors and airlines.

© 2024 Access Intelligence, LLC – All Rights Reserved.