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Residual Values Today Take Heed of Events Not Expexcted 20 Years Ago

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 22, 2014

Residual values for aircraft are regularly being forecast ten, fifteen, twenty five years into the future and are increasingly needing to seek to encompass changing market conditions rather than merely extrapolate from the current market.

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