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Turboprop Residuals Face Threat of New Types

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 29, 2011

The market for turboprops is currently stable due in no small part to only incremental improvement in the design of the existing models. However, in the medium term this will change with the inevitable development of new aircraft.

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