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Valuations Soar for Advanced Aircraft Parts, Plummet for Older Ones

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 12, 2024

As the year 2024 unfolds, the aviation industry finds itself at the intersection of technological innovation and economic unpredictability. The dynamics of the global market have shifted, and with it, the expected valuation trends for aircraft parts are set on a course of both challenge and opportunity.

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