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Values of B737-900ER Relatively Stable As Orders Nudge Towards 550

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 24, 2012

The values of the B737-900ER have been the subject of considerable debate since the type first entered service but with orders nearing 550 as a result of a significant switch by U.S. customer, perhaps the time is right for a measure of stability.

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