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Storage & Scrapping Starts to Impact B767-300ERs

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 2, 2014

The values – and lease rentals – of the B767-300ER are showing levels more commensurate with the age profile after having been artificially suspended for so long due to the late arrival of the B787.

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