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Slattery takes electric aircraft role Free
Aircraft EuropeNew Heart Aerospace board chairman retains position at GE Aerospace
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More leasing appetite for widebody freighters: Airbus Free
Aircraft EuropeOEM tells Airfinance Journal that e-commerce growth and new players in the market may require lessors to finance their fleets.
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Banking turmoil prompts lessors to reassess immediate activity: Inglese Free
Lessors Europe"Nobody wants to run across the street when there's a lot of traffic," he says
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Exclusive: Boeing to fold BCC into BCA Free
Aircraft North America"Boeing plans to realign Boeing Capital to operate within Boeing Commercial Airplanes," says Brian West in an internal memo.
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Air India order boosts A350-1000 programme Free
Aircraft South AsiaIndian carrier becomes largest customer for the type. Airbus added Qantas Airways in 2022 with a 12-aircraft order.
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Financing the recovery Free
Lessors EuropeHigh Ridge Aviation aims to become a $10 billion leasing and lending platform tailored for a new era of aviation financing.
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El Al acquires 787-9 whitetail Free
Airlines Middle East17th 787 expected to deliver in the second quarter of 2024
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Air India expands A320neo leasing pool Free
Lessors South AsiaWho leases A320neos to Indian carrier.
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Banker joins LR Airfinance Free
Risk EuropeLR Airfinance will originate and manage secured aviation loans to support the needs of airlines, lessors, and manufacturers.
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Avolon appoints new CFO Free
Lessors EuropeLessor also names new chief risk officer and chief commercial officer.
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Jazeera Airways expands A320neo fleet Free
Airlines Middle EastKuwait's low-cost carrier accelerates A320neo programme deliveries from its orderbook.
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Zephyrus sees new-technology assets in follow-on fund Free
Lessors North AmericaCEO Damon D'Agostino talks to Airfinance Journal on plans for ZAP 2.
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Lessors represent 20% of Farnborough orders Free
Lessors EuropeAviation Capital Group and Aercap placed repeat orders while 777 Partners continued its commitment to the Max family with another 30 units, this time for the 8-200 model.