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B767-300ER Rentals Continue to Falter Despite B787 Delay

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 31, 2009

The continued difficulty in securing high yielding traffic is causing operators to lay up surplus widebodies, including the once ubiquitous B767-300ER.

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