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Residual Stability as No New “Airplane” From Boeing – Perhaps

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 21, 2022

The implied reluctance from Boeing to launch an all-new aircraft in this decade offers the prospect of some stability for those currently in production and therefore some reassurance that residual values will not be undermined by the introduction of new types.

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