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The B757-200: Base Values and Lease Rates in Decline, But The Aircraft Remains a Significant Player

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 8, 2024

As Boeing continues to grapple with its humiliating woes regarding the MAX family, I’ve decided to spotlight an aircraft that the company got right and which still enjoys a solid reputation: the B757.

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