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Strong Demand for New Widebodies Likely to Impact Residual Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 17, 2005

In an era of such high fuel prices, the simultaneous development of the Airbus A350 and Boeing [BA] B787 has the potential to accelerate a decline in values of existing products to levels lower than those previously projected.

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