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Value Trend for New B777-200ERs Reflected End of Life Deterioration

Author: Aircraft Value News
January 20, 2020

The value of a new B777-200ER experienced fluctuation before declining in the last years of production, a trend that has already been repeated for the -300ER and A380 and which awaits the fate of other types currently in production.

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