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Raft of Positive Results Keeps Values on Even Keel

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 7, 2006

A full recovery in aircraft values over the year has been thwarted by sustained negative results from U.S. airlines. However, the recent return to profitability by several key players provides some justification for assuming that values now have an opportunity to improve.

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