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Classic Lack of Availability Provides Difficult Time For B767-300 Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 17, 2003

With the B767-300 having experienced little availability during the course of its nearly 20-year history, the potential imminent retirement of the fleet of a major operator is likely causing problems for the assessment of values.

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