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Shrinking Airfreight Traffic Points to Lower Freighter Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 13, 2008

The latest figures released by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) point to an increasingly dismal airfreight market such that values of some freighters may fall faster than expected in the short term.

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