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Ten Year Old A319s Sold for $15 Million – destined for Part Out

Author: Aircraft Value News
May 21, 2012

The scrapping of two ten year old A319s raises questions regarding the condition of the aircraft, the state of the market for A319s and whether an assumed 25+ year life for aircraft is still appropriate.

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