Large Scale Disposal of B737-300/-400s Unlikely to Upset Lease Rentals

Author: Aircraft Value News

August 8, 2005

The disposal of some 39 Boeing [BA] B737-400s in the short to medium term by Malaysia Airlines (MAS), to be replaced either by new Airbus A320s or B737-800s, is not expected to have a detrimental impact on lease rentals as Indonesia' Merpati is seeking a similar number of used B737-300/-400s.

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