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Sustained Rise in Storage Levels Fail to Undermine Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 10, 2010

Despite the continued rise in the number of aircraft listed as being in storage, such is the change in the relationship between values and storage levels that the latter now has only a limited impact on the behavior of values.

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