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Parting Out Values Start to Improve As Demand Increases

Author: Aircraft Value News
July 4, 2022

The parting out of aircraft used to realize large sums not least because of the value of the engines, the retained fleet, and the cost of new components and while the Covid Event impacted this equation, the recovery has seen increased interest once more not least because utilization has increased, prices of new components has risen and because aircraft are being scrapped rather parked.

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