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Residuals of B767-300ER Could Gain from FedEx Interest

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 5, 2012

The residual value projections for the B767-300ER have been facing downward pressure due to the prospect of accelerated replacement by the B787 once Boeing gears up production of the new type but with FedEx potentially seeking used equipment for conversion, the severity of the fall may be more limited.

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