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Values of Larger Used Widebodies Continue to Decline

Author: Paul Leighton
September 21, 2015

Values of the larger used widebodies are continuing to fall despite record backlogs, high load factors and lower fuel prices and this rate of decline is expected to accelerate in the coming years as the preference for newer, more versatile and economic aircraft increases.

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