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Values & Rentals Experience Downward Pressures

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 25, 2010

The previous exceptional demand for the B767-300ER has waned such that during the course of the last eighteen months, values have fallen by more than twenty percent. The delay to the B787 however, continues to see obscure the inevitable, at least for some.

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