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The export credit agency is looking to play a bigger role in financing African aviation.
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Non-US airlines will look to the capital markets to finance aircraft, but a suitable EETC structure will be necessary to convince US investors.
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Estonia's national carrier says it needs 12 Embraer jets to support its growth plans.
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The Boeing narrowbody is part of a sale/leaseback deal for five aircraft.
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The Latin American carrier will spend $1.76 billion on 23 new aircraft this year.
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Hungary's national carrier stopped all flights at 6am CET this morning after running out of cash.
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The South African Bank is determined to become a strong lending presence in Africa.
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The Brazilian airline will take delivery of four A320s through sale/leaseback agreements.
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The 12-year term-loan will finance the lessor’s last Boeing 747-8 freighter deliveries.
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The carrier is seeking debt financing for Boeing and Airbus deliveries in the second half of 2012.
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Speakers and delegates came together at the 14th annual European Airfinance conference to discuss the challenges ahead for aircraft financing in 2012.
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Three UAE banks will arrange financing worth AED1.9 billion ($517 million).
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The yen-denominated finance lease refinances six Boeing aircraft.
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AeroTurbine will support the Uruguayan carrier’s CRJ900 fleet.
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The privately-owned Chinese carrier is in the market for additional capacity in 2013.
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Siva Subramaniam will head up the law firm�s Singapore aviation team.
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The Filipino airline will lease up to eight A330-300s for long-haul operations starting in 2013.
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Rand Merchant Bank will provide debt for four Boeing 737-800s.
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The transaction is the second closing of a two aircraft mandate.
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The UK based aerospace group purchased one CFM56-3 engine.