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Rising Lease Rentals Offer Promise of Higher Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 20, 2003

As lease rentals show a measure of improvement and the majority of negative pressures that have battered investor confidence dissipate, the long standing decline in jet values may be coming to an end, at least for some types.

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