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A319 & B737-700 Lease Rentals Continue to Suffer

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 23, 2012

The recent very quick placement of A319s by Doric contrasts with a wider expectation that the near term will continue to see a fall in lease rentals for both the A319 and B737-700 as operators continue to focus on either larger or smaller types.

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