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Third Delay to MRJ Reduces Timeline Advantage Over Embraer’s E2

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 9, 2013

With the third delay to the MRJ being announced in August, the Japanese regional jet will have only a single year before the scheduled service entry of the Embraer re-engined E190 E2, thereby potentially limiting interest due to earlier delivery though values are not as yet expected to be changed.

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