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First B737-600 To Be Scrapped Sold for “$11.25 Million”

Author: Aircraft Value News
August 2, 2010

The joint administrators of the defunct Globespan Group, the UK based airline and travel operator, had sought buyers for a B737-600 but could only find a buyer wishing to acquire the aircraft for parting out.

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