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Wide Discrepancy in B777-300ER Values

Author: Aircraft Value News
June 7, 2021

The market for the B777-300ER, indeed the appetite for nearly all passenger widebodies, remains exceptionally difficult and as such the values of the -300ER have either not changed since the start of the Covid Event or have continued to fall.

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