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Thai Buy Sees Heavy B747-400 Discounting

Author: Aircraft Value Intelligence
March 10, 2003

The memorandum of understanding signed between troubled United Airlines and Star Alliance partner Thai Airways for the purchase of up to seven used B47-400s for a reported average unit price of under $50 million indicates that a market does exist for the largest aircraft at a realistic price.

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