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February
Estonia's national carrier says it needs 12 Embraer jets to support its growth plans.
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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 Brazilian airline will take delivery of four A320s through sale/leaseback agreements.
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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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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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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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Tom Horton, CEO, AMR, says the company needs to specifically trim employee-related costs by more than $1.25 billion a year.
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The US carrier has firmed an order for 75 Airbus narrowbody aircraft.
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January
Moody's cuts the airline to lowest investment grade rating.
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Rob Fyfe will leave the company at the end of the year.
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Etihad Airways executive Cramer Ball heads up the Republic of Seychelles� national carrier.
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CEO tells board of directors that the airline's financing is unresolved from the end of January.
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It is still unclear how the new-look American Airlines will be structured when its parent, AMR Holdings, emerges from bankruptcy.
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SAS and lessors with exposure to the Spanish airline to make writedowns.
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Awas delivered the first of two Airbus narrowbodies.
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The freighter delivered January 26 2012.
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The airline's first 787 delivery has been pushed back to February.
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Macquarie AirFinance delivered the two Boeing narrowbodies in December and January.
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The Latin American carrier will take delivery of 51 A320 family aircraft.
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MCAP will finance five 737-800s for the Indian airline.
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Aviation may face a short, interim financing crunch if it moves away from commercial debt to the capital markets.
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Airstream International arranged the sale of the aircraft on behalf of the Austrian regional carrier.
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The Airbus and Boeing aircraft order is one of the largest orders placed by a European carrier and is worth NOK127 billion ($21.5 billion).
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Four banks arranged the Japanese operating lease with call option (Jolco) for one Boeing 777-300ER.
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Richard Forson will be the cargo airline�s new chief financial officer.
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Malaysian Airlines has leased the Airbus widebody from Novus Aviation and First Energy Bank.
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Avinco arranged the sale of the aircraft for a fund managed by Fuyo General Lease.
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The narrowbody is financed by a combination of a French structured lease and commercial debt.
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The Venezuelan government is in the market for new Embraer and used Airbus aircraft.
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The three Embraer jets were financed with a $375 million credit facility from Brazil’s development bank.
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The pass through notes will refinance a previously issued EETC, which financed nine freighters.
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DVB was sole lender for the commecial debt facility.
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The two Boeing 777-300ERs will deliver in January and February.
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The carrier has cut six firm orders for the aircraft type.
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The cuts are part of a campaign to reduce costs by nearly $300 million in 2012.
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Russia's Sberbank will fund finance leases for seven Boeing aircraft.
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The French national carrier started trading on the carbon credits market last week.
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KfW IPEX-Bank and CA-CIB jointly arranged financing for one A330.
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Average aircraft price rises 3.9%; A320neo rises 6.1%
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The company has also filed to reject 18 additional aircraft and six engines.
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As part of a restructuring, the company will delay Airbus and Boeing deliveries.
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The merger between Lan Airlines and Tam Linhas Aeras will be up to $700m per year.
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The facility finances nine late 1990s vintage Airbus narrowbodies.
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The aircraft include narrowbodies and widebodies which were financed with three separate issuances.
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The Indian national carrier is also inviting tenders for eight JT8D-17A engines
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China Aircraft Leasing Company (CALC) delivered the 2006-vintage aircraft to the Chinese carrier.
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Commerzbank, Yamasa and Nomura Babcock & Brown will arrange Japanese operating leases with call option (Jolcos) for six aircraft.
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The agreement includes order for 44 Airbus narrowbodies.
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The Egyptian carrier secured funding for three A330s in the fourth quarter of 2011.
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The airline closed two separate financings for one A380 and one 777-300ER.
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The Abu Dhabi airline has completed a sale/leaseback transaction for 23 spare engines.
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Gecas has placed two aircraft with the Indian low-cost carrier.
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The airline closed Japanese operating lease with call option (Jolco) transactions for two 737-800s today.
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The potential bond would be the first US EETC structure outside of the US , says a source with knowledge of the deal.
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The order is for 25 787-9s with an undisclosed number of options.
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Banks, export credit agencies and lessors stepped up to finance aircraft deliveries in 2011. Next year will hold much of the same formula.
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The EU's executive body orders the Hungarian government to recover state aid given to its flagcarrier between 2007 and 2010.
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The UK travel group will take delivery of three 737-800s this year.
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Jackson Square Aviation (JSA) delivered two Airbus narrowbodies to the US carrier in December.
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The Icelandic airline purchased the aircraft from an affiliate of Lloyd’s Bank.
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The airline has mandated finance lease transactions for six vintage Boeing aircraft.
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BTMU provided debt for two Japanese operating leases (JOLs) which closed last month.
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BOC Aviation will deliver the aircraft in the first quarter of this year.
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Julie Southern, chief commercial officer, Virgin Airlines, says that the recent Air France export credit deal could be replicated for the UK airline.
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Jackson Square Aviation (JSA) will deliver three more A320s to the Mexican carrier this year.
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Asset management firm, ICON Capital, places three A340s with the Argentine carrier.
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The Indian national carrier is looking for a $230 million interim financing for its first two 787 deliveries.
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The US bank will finance one A380 for the Chinese carrier.
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The Chinese freight company postpones services due to weak cargo demand.
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Former Etihad executive, Wayne Pierce, replaces Peter Hill as head of the Muscat-based carrier.
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DVB will finance pre-delivery payments (PDPs) for five Boeing narrowbodies.
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The Chinese airline will take delivery of one new A320 in January.
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Three lessors will finance ten A330s for the Chinese flagcarrier.
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The aircraft are operated by AMR’s low-cost subsidiary, American Eagle.
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Avinco arranged the wet-lease of both aircraft from Spanish carrier Vueling.
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The African airline has an request for proposals (RFP) in the market for Bombardier turboprops.
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The Airbus A330-200 is on lease to Vietnam Airlines.
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The airline will take delivery of the aircraft in May or June of this year.
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Awas will purchase and leaseback four Airbus narrowbodies to the Indian carrier Indigo.
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The six year debt facility is for one Boeing aircraft to be lease by KLM.
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The Indian national carrier is looking to secure interim financing for its first two Boeing 787 deliveries.
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The transaction finances one A320 for the Chinese carrier.
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Five senior executives have left the airline including chief financial officer, Mohd Azha Abdul Jalil.
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The facility finances four older Airbus aircraft and one engine.
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The merger is expected to be completed by the end of the first quarter.
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The Russian airline has also acquired two 777s from Singapore Airlines.