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Lease Rentals Start to Rise

The much awaited occasion of the rise in lease rentals and therefore the recovery, is in evidence - at least for the newer aircraft types. Rentals are provided by The Aircraft Value Analysis Company www.aircraftvalues.net or www.aircraftvalues.com. Rates are quoted in thousands of US dollars per month and exclude maintenance…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

August 2, 2010

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Widebody Values Stable As Market Bottoms Out

The world economy may be experiencing a slight improvement with passenger traffic recovering but values have to overcome problems associated with storage, yields, finance, production rates, and lease rentals. Fortunately, with lease rentals beginning to rise there is growing evidence that values of most widebodies in production have bottomed out…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

August 2, 2010

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A310-300 Values Continue to Decline

The values of the A310-300 have experienced a considerable fall in recent years but a measure of stability may be evident. The consistently low level of availability was being achieved partly because of the appetite for conversion but the recession has dampened enthusiasm for such modifications. There were at one…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

August 2, 2010

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Farnborough Orders Provide Breathing Space for Narrowbody Residuals

The large number of orders placed for the existing B737NG and A320 family members provides reassurance for both Airbus and Boeing that sufficient demand will exist in the years immediately preceding the introduction of a re-engined aircraft, thereby aiding residual values of existing models. A major problem for the manufacturers…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

August 2, 2010

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Aircraft Asset Assessment: F100

Market Presence. The total of 278 deliveries for the Fokker 100 represented something of a success for a European manufacturer though the number pales against the deliveries made by U.S. manufacturers and more recently Embraer and Bombardier. The orders secured from American, and the then USAirways, were considered important successes…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 19, 2010

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Values of Older Aircraft Types Continue to Suffer

The market may be showing sustained improvement in terms of traffic and orders but types no longer in production are failing to enjoy any recovery, albeit in line with expectations. Orders for the first six months of 2010 showed a significant improvement over the same period in 2009. A total…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 19, 2010

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Freighter Values Start to Edge Upwards

Sustained Recovery in Traffic Not Without Setbacks While values of passenger aircraft may require additional time before registering a rise, there are clear indications that values of freighter aircraft are already recovering. The values of most freighter aircraft are recording an improvement, albeit modest, as a result of the significant…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 19, 2010

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Start of Ordering Cycle Points to Potential Improvement in Values

With ILFC reportedly in talks with manufacturers over possible orders and the formation of new leasing entities, including Air Lease Corp, there are clear signs that market leaders are recognizing that the market in terms of aircraft pricing, is starting to edge out of recession making it the ideal time…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 19, 2010

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