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Sale of Five Air India B777-200LRs to Etihad for “$500 million”

Author: Aircraft Value News
October 21, 2013

The purchase of five used B777-200LRs by Etihad from Air India after such a short period of service points to potentially changing market conditions for the -200LR and therefore lower residuals.

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