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Revival of B767-300ER Production Would See Weak Residuals

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 28, 2008

Yet another delay to the B787 is creating serious problems for airlines and raises the prospect of Boeing restarting production of the B767-300ER, a type which may be in demand today but which will be less favored tomorrow.

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