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Values of B777-200ER Continue to Fall Due to Zero Backlog

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 26, 2013

The values of the -200ER continue to fall despite remaining a popular aircraft for a variety of carriers though the age of the variant indicates that new offerings from Airbus and Boeing will see further displacement.

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