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Values of A320neo and B737MAX Stable But –MAX9 Remains Issue

Author: Paul Leighton
April 20, 2015

The values of the A320neo and B737MAX have been established even if low fuel prices have eroded their fuel cost advantage at the same time as escalation is causing significant divergence in net pricing.

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