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Potential Collapse of U.S. Majors Still Contains Value Recovery

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 31, 2004

Any significant improvement in aircraft values is being marred by the prospect of one, two or perhaps three North American majors disposing of large numbers of aircraft as a result of entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, renegotiating existing deals or ceasing operations altogether.

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