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Residuals of A321-200s Continue to Hog Limelight

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 19, 2016

The imperative for a response from Boeing is becoming ever more pronounced as more orders for the A321are announced and as the potential differential in A321neo and B737MAX9 residuals divergences further.

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