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Rising Price of New Aircraft Follows Recovery Trend from Previous Downturns

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 2, 2023

The increase in the price – and value - of new aircraft in the next few years is the most significant in twenty years with unwanted inflationary pressures also set to benefit some used types.

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