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Strong Demand Not Enough to Prevent Parting Out of Newer Aircraft

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 30, 2005

While many headlines may be focusing on the demand for certain aircraft and the placement of new orders, there may be a different story to tell: Newer aircraft that should be in considerable demand are being scrapped, which may highlight the fragility of the market.

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