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Probable End of B747-400F Production Fails to Dent Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 7, 2006

The much anticipated end of B747-400 production looks set to take place by the end of 2009. However, demand for the type in particular, and for larger cargo capacity in general, remains sufficiently robust to buoy current and short term values.

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