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Values of New A321-200s Increase by “2%” Over 23 Years

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 5, 2023

As a means of emphasizing the role of inflation and production efficiency and the impact on residual values, the values of newly delivered A321-200s have failed to increase over 23 years – the value of a new A321-200 as of 2019 was than two percent higher compared to one delivered in 1996.

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