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December 2011
The French flag carrier concludes the financing for one Airbus A380 with the first export credit loan for a home market airline.
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The 2002-vintage aircraft was purchased from Aircastle.
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The lessor, owned by China Development Bank, has bought 32 aircraft from Gecas.
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DVB provided the debt facility for Millenium Aircraft Leasing Company, a fund co-managed by Novus Aviation and Alafco.
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The deal finances one E190 operated by KLM Cityhopper.
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The Abu Dhabi-based carrier will take a 29.21% stake in the German airline group.
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The unsecured notes were upsized from $500 million to $650 million.
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James Rigney talks about negotiating the deal which includes a $255 million loan to Air Berlin from Etihad's own balance sheet.
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The German flag-carrier financed two Airbus narrowbodies.
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The Boeings are on lease to SAS until 2018.
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The lessor has secured commercial debt from four banks.
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The Chinese airline is looking to finance up to 10 Airbus jets.
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Nedbank Capital arranged a term loan to finance the acquisition of the Boeing widebody.
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German banks syndicated the unsecured notes to investors in Germany and abroad.
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The loan will provide debt financing for eleven aircraft.
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The company has cut its $425 million revolving credit facility by $90 million.
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A group of four banks will finance six Airbus aircraft for the Chinese carrier.
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The notes add to a $300 million issuance from July last year.
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The fact that several aircraft have gone to part out earlier than expected might worry investors that the economic life of aircraft is changing.
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The unsecured notes, due in 2018, can be offered to institutional investors in and outside the US.
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Four Chinese financiers and an undisclosed European bank to share mandates for 16 aircraft.
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Five banks participated in a 12-year commercial debt financing for Dubai's flagcarrier.
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The unsecured notes were placed with four Asian banks.
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The US parts trader hopes to close a new fund by the middle of next year.
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The loan is secured by secured by Pakistan International Airlines' ticket sales.
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China Development bank will finance 12 Boeing deliveries for the Chinese regional carrier.
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The aircraft, financed with bank debt and cash from UK investors, delivered to Emirates last week.
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Citi is seeking buyers for the German bank's Eur5 billion ($6.7 billion) aviation loan book.
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The Private Exporting Funding Corporation (Pefco) financed 17 Boeing aircraft transactions.
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Airfinance Journal speaks to new aviation financier PBB Deutsche Pfandbriefbank, a German bank which focusses solely on export credit lending for Airbus jets.
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The airline closed the third 777-300ER from an Ex-Im financing package this month.
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RPK Capital is in advanced discussions with airlines to provide debt finance.
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November 2011
The newly created Russian export credit agency is looking to support Superjet sales in Latin America and South East Asia.
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The aircraft is on lease from Sky Cloud 3, a KG fund arranged by Doric Asset Management.
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The second of two A320s financed with export credit delivered this month.
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The airline closed export credit financing for its fifth A380 delivery.
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New £200 million facility replaces £100 million short term facility announced in October this year and eases the operator’s cash flow problems.
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The UK regional airline has signed committed financing for 20 E175 deliveries.
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Brian Dillon joins Vx Capital in the new role of senior vice president, technical.
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Ethiopia's flagcarrier has closed an Ex-Im financing package for five aircraft and a spare engine.
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Patrick Winters investigates how far aviation's liquidity crisis has spread outside of France.
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This is the eighth Airbus A380 KG fund that Dr Peter�s Group has arranged.
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Former Seabury executive, Ian Malin heads up the new business, AJW Capital Partners
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The US carrier supported the Air Transport Association of America's (ATA) letter of demand to Ex-Im Bank but withdrew support before court action started last week.
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The lessor will use the credit facility to finance eight aircraft that are either owned or scheduled for delivery in 2012.
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The dollar denominated securitization is backed by passenger ticket tales on the airline's North America routes.
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The Scandinavian carrier has closed the first of four finance leases with DVB and Nordea Finance.
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The low cost Korean airline is looking for pre-delivery payments for six Boeing narrowbodies.
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The engine lessor closed an expanded revolving credit facility with US Banks.
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Three foreign banks closed the facility which finances five narrowbodies.
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The French lease combined with export credit closed yesterday.
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The low cost carrier is Boeing's second announced 737Max customer with a $21.7 billion order.
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After securing a $56 million term loan with Oman’s Bank Dhofar earlier this year, the carrier could also finance pre-delivery payments for 787s locally.
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The company will sell seven-year notes which can be converted into shares at a later stage.
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Japanese lessor, MC Aviation Partners (MCAP), will finance two 737-800s delivering early next year.
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The Indian airline is at risk of a number of its fleet being repossessions as doubts over its future arise.
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The Chinese airline has closed a 10-year finance lease for one A320.
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The state-owned KfW bank group will buy a 7.5% stake in EADS next year.
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As Jefferies builds its aviation expertise, it will focus on trading, capital markets deals and strategic advising.
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The lessor has closed financings for two A330s and one 777-300ER.
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Avialeasing has filed for bankruptcy and the lessor's 24 SSJ100 order positions have been transferred to VEB Leasing.
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Vietnam aircraft leasing company (VALC) has mandated a pool of banks to finance 10 A321s which begin delivering next year.
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China�s flagcarrier has raised $135 million with the first US Ex-Im bond issued by an Asia-Pacific airline.
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Export credit pricing is rising, but it is still lower than one year ago.