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The Decline of the A340-300ER 275T: A Second-Tier Aircraft Loses its Luster

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 25, 2024

The Airbus A340-300ER 275T continues to face an uphill struggle as second-tier operators have increasingly moved to more affordable twins and even new equipment. Values and lease rates for the A340-300ER 275T can only go in one direction — and that is not up.

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