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Pre-1996 Values Suffer While Those for Newer Aircraft Continue to Rise

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 17, 2005

While some 20 to 25 Airbus A320s are now listed as being available for service, this number pales in comparison to the more than 1,400 units that are in service. With Airbus failing to keep pace with demand, values and, more importantly, lease rentals have benefited.

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