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Decline in A340-300 Values Less Pronounced

Author: Paul Leighton
June 15, 2015

The fall in the price of fuel has played a major role in delaying the decline in values of the A340-300 but there can be no escaping the wider lack of interest in the type despite the best efforts of the OEMs.

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