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Emphasis on Larger Narrowbodies Points to Weaker Residuals for 120 Seaters

Author: Aircraft Value News
September 23, 2013

By ordering large numbers of A320s and B737-800s in recent years the average size of narrowbodies has shifted higher which has negative implications for residual values of smaller aircraft.

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