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Residual Values of A330-200 Would Gain From Weight Increase

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 29, 2008

The further delay to the B787 as a result of the strike provides opportunities for Airbus to secure additional orders for the two A330 family and by proposing a material weight increase to the -200, residual values of the type are likely to benefit.

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