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Widebody Lease Rentals Weaker Than Expected

Author: Aircraft Value News
December 11, 2017

With traffic still being above the long term trend and a strong backlog for most widebodies, lease rentals would also be expected to be high but such is the availability from lessors and retention of older widebodies due to lower fuel prices, that rentals are relatively low.

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