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Values of Last B767-300ERs Continue to Languish

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 3, 2013

The values of “last of the line” aircraft have historically failed to inspire and the B767-300ER is no exception as MIAT Mongolian Airlines accepts one of the few -300ERs to be delivered in recent years.

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