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Values Decline as Number of B767-300ERs in Storage Rises

Author: Paul Leighton
August 24, 2015

Despite the lower price of fuel which should favor used aircraft the fortunes of the B767-300ER continue to deteriorate with both values and lease rates continuing to fall as the number of examples in storage increases to represent an excess.

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