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Timing of New CSeries Could See Strong Values At Service Entry

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 3, 2008

The dithering appears to be finally over and Bombardier have taken a major step towards offering a product that breaks away from the regional mold and enters the mainstream market, potentially impacting the residuals of existing 100-130 seat mainstream products of Airbus and Boeing

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