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American Airlines Retirements Underline Residual Weakness for Older Types

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 21, 2014

The vales of older types continue to face weakness as the market moves to newer aircraft and the retirement plans of American Airlines clearly illustrates how even the legacy carriers are abandoning previously popular types.

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