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SARS Drops Out of Headlines But Widebody Demand Remains Fragile

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 19, 2003

The impact of SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) virus has failed to diminish over recent weeks such that airlines in South East Asia continue to find it necessary to ground aircraft and put acquisitions on hold.

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