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Some Values Start to Recover as Aircraft Return to Service

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 31, 2020

The market is showing signs of improving but there continues to be an ebb and flow as enforcement measures are relaxed and then reinstated thus impacting consumer confidence and forcing operators to cut back capacity once again.

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