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B737-300 Continues to Face Declines

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 17, 2016

The B737-300 is able to take advantage of the demand for extra capacity during the peak Northern Hemisphere summer months but thereafter may be parked for a long period, underlining its overall lack of attraction.

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