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B777F Orders Keep Coming But At What Price?

The airfreight market has shown some significant improvement over the last year and this has generated demand for not only converted freighters but also production models. Boeing has been relatively successful in sustaining orders for both the B777F and the B747-8F in recent times but both programs are facing difficult…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 23, 2018

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Owners Not Afraid to Scrap Aircraft With Engine Prices High

The arrival of new types to the market during the course of this decade inevitably means that there is a greater likelihood of older types being parted out, even with record levels of traffic growth. Scrap values are generally remaining reasonably strong for both narrow and widebodies with Dr Peters…

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July 23, 2018

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Delivery Prices A Concern As Further A320neo Orders Placed

Final Delivery Price Could be Higher Than Market Value The swath of orders placed at the 2018 Farnborough Air Show by airlines and notably lessors for the A320neo as well as the B737MAX may represent a conundrum for those customers not fortunate enough to have ordered in sufficient quantity to…

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July 23, 2018

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E175 Orders See Concentration

The rapid decline in CRJ200 values over the last 15 years has been due in no small part to the concentration of the operator base in the USA. With scope clauses still in effect – despite a pilot shortage, despite the need for operators to improve efficiency and offer a…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 23, 2018

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Values of Some Turboprops Experience Volatility

Some of the seemingly more marketable turboprops have been experiencing considerable volatility associated with an extending product life cycle and greater used availability with the ATR72-600 being particularly impacted. Turboprops continue to dominate on routes with ranges of less than 300 nautical miles though this can increase depending on the…

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July 23, 2018

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Owners Not Afraid to Scrap Aircraft

The arrival of new types to the market during the course of this decade inevitably means that there is a greater likelihood of older types being parted out, even with record levels of traffic growth. Scrap values are generally remaining reasonably strong for both narrow and widebodies with Dr Peters…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 9, 2018

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Long Term Residuals Not Affected by Hypersonic Publicity Hype

Residual values need to assume that changes will take place in terms of technology and that the status quo will be upset to a greater or lesser extent but the recent Hypersonic transport promoted by Boeing is unlikely to have an impact during the life of any aircraft being delivered…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 9, 2018

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B777-200 Lease Rentals Tumble After Hanging onto -200ER Coattails

The lease rentals of the B777-200 are at rock bottom which is no surprise in view of the lack luster performance of its much more capable stablemate, the -200ER, but this has not always been the case. The -200 was first introduced in 1995 as the -200A with the -200ER…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

July 9, 2018

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