Manufacturers Pricing Philosophies Can Distort Base Values

May 5, 2003

The pricing philosophies of aircraft manufacturers can sometimes distort net pricing of new aircraft. Traditionally, Airbus equipment has been viewed as the most expensive. For example in 2002, the list price of the A319 amounted to $48.6 million compared to the…

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