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B737-400 Values Experience Modest Fall

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 18, 2004

The values of the B737-400 have experienced a period of stability over the course of the last year; however, the expectation of a substantive improvement appears misplaced, even given the shortage of newer equipment.

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