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Storage Continues to Exceed 2,000 But Has No Effect on Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
July 14, 2014

The number of aircraft in storage continues to exceed 2,000 with the majority never likely to enter service again even in the context of an expanding backlog and record production rates.

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