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Values of Older Aircraft Still Fall While Lease Rentals Rise

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 26, 2022

Despite the improvement in demand there are still some 10,000 aircraft in storage, mostly older aircraft, and many are destined to see a limited return to service at best, thus prompting values to fall while inflationary pressures serve to see a contrary rise in lease rentals.

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