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Values of “A330neo” Could Be Compromised Due to Marginalization

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 11, 2013

The development of the A350 may be progressing but with the expectation that the existing A330 could remain in production for perhaps another ten years, and possibly longer, it is little wonder that there should be some calls for an enhancement to the existing product that go beyond incremental improvement.

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