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Production Issues Force Values Higher

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 22, 2023

The continuing issues impacting the delivery rate of the A320neo and B737MAX families are continuing to see values of newer aircraft types climb but such demand needs to be seen in the context of still large number of older parked aircraft.

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