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Signs of Relief Emerge for Fokker 100 Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 30, 2005

While values of the Fokker 100, the youngest of which is still less than 10 years of age, have been under pressure for the last five years, but the placement of some surplus examples with operators has at least provided the foundation for some stability.

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