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Residuals Should Already Be Taking Account of A350 Re-Engining

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 31, 2020

While Airbus has downplayed the timescales for the re-engining of the A350, the process was begun some time ago and as such residual values should have already anticipated the magnitude of the efficiency improvement and its timing.

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