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AVACs Industry Standard Aircraft Ratings Decline As Product Line Changes

Author: Aircraft Value News
April 26, 2010

The latest update to The Aircraft Value Analysis Company’s (AVAC) Aircraft Ratings indicates that the relative asset strength of the majority of aircraft still in production is set to decline over the next seven years, largely as a consequence of the service entry of new products.

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