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Turboprop Rentals Remain on Track

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 20, 2007

The development of an all new 70-seat turboprop by China, seemingly capable of competing with the Bombardier Dash8-400 and ATR72 underlines the demand for propeller aircraft while potentially causing problems for residual values of incumbent products.

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