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B777-300 Continues to be Difficult to Place

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 14, 2019

The B777-300 has always failed to inspire being one of Boeing’s “B” variants and it can be expected that any demand will be limited to existing operators seeking to supplement existing fleets at a lesser cost of used -300ERs which are now on the market.

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