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Residual Values of Smaller Capacity Widebodies Start to Suffer

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 18, 2013

Just as the demand for smaller narrowbodies has waned in the last decade, so too is it becoming increasingly apparent that the appetite for smaller widebodies is diminishing, forcing conservative residual values to be provided.

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