16 May 2012
A panel of Irish lessors, hosted by Airfinance Journal, stated that liquidity is still available for the aviation market. More »
The bank is helping the manufacturer understand long term financing possibilities. More »
An undisclosed European carrier is refinancing a delivered A380 with a Japanese operating lease with call option (Jolco). More »
08 May 2012
The debt will be used to fund the first two 787 deliveries. More »
16 April 2012
The US Export-Import Bank guaranteed bond is the first to dip under a 2% interest rate. More »
03 April 2012
The deal is the first time this type of structure has been used to fund an Airbus A380. More »
02 April 2012
Higher costs have caused the company to seek US bankruptcy protection. More »
29 March 2012
The Chinese airline has less appetite for ECA financing this year. More »
21 March 2012
Australia's flag carrier's Group Treasurer is moving onto Leighton Holdings More »
15 March 2012
The low cost carrier is seeking to conclude sale/leasebacks on 24 Airbus narrowbodies. More »
09 March 2012
The airline goes to market with a $892 million EETC to fund Boeing Dreamliners and narrowbodies. More »
08 March 2012
Approval for Chinese carriers A330 orders is being delayed because of the EU's emissions trading scheme (ETS). More »
17 May 2012
The airline will get $74.3 million in debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing.
An undisclosed European carrier is refinancing a delivered A380 with a Japanese operating lease with call option (Jolco).
09 May 2012
The law firm has hired a former in-house China Southern counsel as a senior associate.
A panel of Irish lessors, hosted by Airfinance Journal, stated that liquidity is still available for the aviation market.
Pilarski says: How is this cycle different from all the others?
The bubble will burst and a reduction in announced orders will spill out, writes Adam Pilarski, senior vice-president, Avitas, in his monthly column. [more]
Editorial: The sources of capital are already shifting
Airlines and lessors are increasingly turning to the capital markets to raise liquidity. [more]
Pilarski says: Unbundling guided by tax considerations leads to misleading statistics
Extra costs onboard an aircraft may be more calculated than the passenger thinks. [more]
Editorial: Investors require disclosure and consistency
As airlines turn to the capital markets a standardized process will be required for international issuers. [more]
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