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Values of Newer Widebody Aircraft Set to “Fly” 2023

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 16, 2023

The year 2022 saw values of in-production narrowbodies reach, and even exceed, pre-Covid levels but it will only be in the latter part of 2023 that widebodies will be able to boast the same degree of recovery.

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