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Values of 100 Seaters Continue to Experience Downward Shift

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 4, 2005

While Continental Airlines [CAL] has temporarily lifted its potential disposal of 24 Boeing [BA] B737-500s after a last- minute agreement with its unions, the values of 100-seat aircraft remain under severe pressure, a sharp contrast with the fortunes other aircraft such as the B737-300.

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