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Used Turboprop Values Edge Upwards On Back Of Sustained Interest

Author: Aircraft Value News
February 5, 2007

While the orderbook for ATR in 2006 failed to meet the high of 2005, the evident demand for turboprops points to further stability and even increases for values of some turboprops.

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