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…….Ubiquitous B777-300ER Values Face Modest Decline as Production Falls

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 8, 2016

The values of the B777-300ER, still the cash cow for Boeing, are on course to continue to weaken - in line with expectations – as production is cut in 2017 and 2018 in the run up to the service entry of the B777X.

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