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Rise in A340-500 Weight Causes Problems for Existing Units’ Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 29, 2004

Values of existing Airbus A340-500s featuring a MTOW of 372 tons are likely to feature a modest discount approximating 1 percent now that the manufacturer has opted to increase the weight to 380 tons, the same weight to be featured on the A340-600 due in service in 2006.

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