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A320 / B737NG Long Term Residuals Could be Squeezed by C919

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 22, 2010

If the prospects for long term residual values were not already shrouded in uncertainty due to the possible launch of the A320-NEO, then the development of the Chinese C919 is likely to increase the difficulty in establishing which aircraft will have the strongest residual values in the coming years.

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