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Boeing List Prices Rise by More Than 5 Percent
Net Pricing Nudge Towards 50 Percent Despite the continued weakness of the market, at least outside of Asia and Latin America, Boeing list prices recorded another significant rise, further distancing them from single unit values. The average rise amounted to 5.6 percent. The methodology behind rises in list prices is…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
September 10, 2012
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Boeing List Prices Rise by More Than 5 Percent
Net Pricing Nudge Towards 50 Percent Despite the continued weakness of the market, at least outside of Asia and Latin America, Boeing list prices recorded another significant rise, further distancing them from single unit values. The average rise amounted to 5.6 percent. The methodology behind rises in list prices is…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
September 10, 2012
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A318 Values Fail to Impress  
Orders for the A318 have failed to advance over recent years, indeed over nearly a decade, and with the type no longer to feature in the A320neo family line-up, the values of the type will be largely dependent on the corporate/VIP market. A total of 81 have been ordered with…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
September 10, 2012
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Turboprop Residuals Take Note of Larger Variants
The values of turboprops have been able to retain a level of stability partly because of the lack of major changes to the product line up. In contrast to the jet sector, where there are not only a number of manufacturers but also models, the3 turboprop market is currently centered…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
September 10, 2012
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Lessors Continue to Manage Market Weakness
Despite the decline in lease rentals over at least the last six months, the lessors continue to report mostly satisfactory results but lower rates will need to be matched by more competitive acquisition prices. In the second quarter of 2012, Aircastle, had net income of $16.3 million on $172.2 million…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
August 13, 2012
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Lower Demand & Pricing Force Scrapping of “Current” Generation Aircraft
The move towards newer aircraft at the expense of relatively modern aircraft continues apace as a result of lower pricing for what only a few years ago were considered prime assets. The values attributed to some aircraft are at odds with the imperatives felt by some owners. A third ex-Lufthansa…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
August 13, 2012
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CRJ1000 Values Remain Stable
The CRJ1000 is a relatively recent addition to the CRJ family and while orders may be trickling in the type is meeting the expectations of operators such that values remain stable. The CRJ1000, formerly known as the CRJ900X, is a modified version of the CRJ900. The CRJ1000 is the final…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
August 13, 2012
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A330-200 Values Start to Reflect Changing Market
The demand for the A330-200 has been exceptional over the last decade, surpassing the expectations of Airbus but with a changing market and the arrival of new types values are moving downwards on a variant that prompted the manufacturer to fundamentally alter its perception of longer range twins. The year…

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By: Aircraft Value Intelligence
August 13, 2012
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