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Price Tag for B717 Closure Puts Values Under The Microscope — Again

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 22, 2004

The "Will They Wont They" saga of whether Boeing [BA] will end production of the B717 this year took a new twist when the company filed a cost of closure with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), forcing another reexamination of the aircraft's values.

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