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Values of Engine, Winglet and Weight Changes to B737-800 Age Dependent

Author: Aircraft Value News
November 30, 2015

The values of the B737-800NG remain the strongest of any narrowbody even though the replacement for the type is well under development and due to enter service in some two years.

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