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The B737-700 Market Presence. The B737-700 is endemic. Almost taken for granted, the B737-700 has secured some 1,513 orders of which over 978 have been delivered. However the -800 continues to be the most popular with nearly 3,025 orders. The -700 has achieved notable success, building upon the solid foundations…

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April 27, 2009

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First Quarter Orders Suggest Worse is to Come

The net order book for the manufacturers failed to materially advance in the first quarter of this year, underlining the severity of the market and contrasting with the larger orders placed in the first quarter of 2008. Airbus saw three cancellations for the A318 in the first quarter, a similar…

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April 27, 2009

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Corporate Jet Values Continue to Falter

â€œHeavy Ironâ€ Face Severe Pressures Values of corporate jets, previously perceived to be the â€œsafe havenâ€ for those seeking assured returns, have experienced a near 25 percent decline over the course of the last year with further falls expected. During the period 2003-2007 values of used corporate jets rose significantly…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

April 13, 2009

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Bombardier CS100 & CS300 Price Tag Bears No Resemblance to Values

The list prices of the CS100 and CS300 at more than $40 million are considerably above the net selling price. Whereas Airbus and Boeing can claim the 35-45 percent disparity between list price and net selling price is a function of history, the development of a new aircraft by Bombardier…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

April 13, 2009

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Turboprop Values Experience Modest Decline

A year ago the market for the turboprop appeared attractive. the price of fuel was rising on its way to record highs and despite the onset of economic weakness, the demand for turboprops exceeded supply. Values were able to register a period of stability. The market for turboprops has declined…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

April 13, 2009

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Assumptions

The listing of current and future market values is based on the year of build. The essential assumption, following ISTAT Market Value guidelines, is that the aircraft is being sold as a single unit and between a willing seller and willing buyer for cash. The high and low figures for…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

April 13, 2009

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Economic Contagion Precipitates Tipping Point for Values

Sharp Drop in Global Traffic Points to Fleet Contractions Forcing Down Values The tipping point for values has passed as the worldwide economic downturn translates into depressed demand for travel in all sectors. Values of virtually all aircraft are experiencing significant falls as operators seek to cope with much reduced…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

March 30, 2009

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Asking Prices Continue to Show Enthusiasm

Despite the problems of the market, aircraft are still being traded including older types which would seem to hold lesser attraction. A 1987 B767-300 with a total time of 63,000 hours is being offered at a price of $9.5 million. This appears to be a reasonable figure in view of…

By: Aircraft Value Intelligence

March 30, 2009

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