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B777-300ER Long Term Residuals Face Question Mark Over Remarketing

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 30, 2014

Current market values for the B777-300ER remain deservedly buoyant but there is a concern about where such a large fleet will be remarketed after seeing 12-17 years of service.

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