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‘2010’ Service Entry Date for B7E7-9 Complicates Residual Estimates

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 29, 2004

Boeing [BA] is again considering the possibility of moving forward the service entry date for the larger B7E7-9, which may require a reassessment of existing residual calculations for various widebodies.

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