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Values of B737 Classics Continue to Struggle

Author: Aircraft Value News
March 26, 2012

The rise in the price of fuel is once again forcing operators to either accelerate the retirement of their older aircraft or not consider the surplus of such aircraft that exists as suitable capacity thereby causing values to decline further.

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