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Rolls-Royce Engine Hour Improvement Points to Gradual Widebody Recovery

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 24, 2021

The widebody segment of the market continues to see a modest increase in demand that is allowing values of at least some widebodies to rise from the depths experienced a year ago.

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