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B747-8 Production Cut Creates More Uncertainty For Values & Life Cycle

Author: Paul Leighton
July 13, 2015

With production of the B747-8 being cut for the fourth time in two years there is even more uncertainty regarding the future of the program and this is inevitably impacting values to a significant degree.

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