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Residuals of Long Range A319 Likely To Enjoy Limited Success

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 24, 2003

The launch and imminent service entry of the newest A319, the A319 long range, is likely to result in only modest interest such that residual values may find a tough time in maintaining initial differential from the high gross weight 73.5 tonne A319.

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