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Subsequent Upgrade to Weight and Engines Requires Cost/Benefit Analysis

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 12, 2013

Longer range capability is sought by manufacturers but an ever growing number of operators need capacity rather range and this continues to create considerable differential in values.

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