A320 Cargo Conversion Starts to Gain Ground

Author: Aircraft Value News

March 20, 2006

While the market for the Airbus A320 remains buoyant, there is a recognition that for residual values of those aircraft built in the late 1980s and early 1990s to retain any strength in the face of newer products, conversion to freighter will become an important means of keeping availability below 5 percent of the fleet.

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