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Residuals Need to Compensate for Remaining 10-Year Life of B747-200SFs

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 2, 2005

The residual values of Boeing [BA] B747-200SFs need to begin taking account the expectation that these aircraft will be effectively retired within 10 years, or about 2015.

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