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Even Scrap Values Provide Little Solace

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 18, 2004

The sale of 20 B737-200ADVs, a number of spare engines and associated spares by Ryanair [RYAAY] for $10 million highlights the continued deterioration in Chapter 2 values.

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