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JOL/JOLCO: Down but not out Free
Lessors Northeast AsiaThe Japanese operating lease with call option and Japanese operating lease aircraft financing products have weathered past crises, and they will survive the current downturn, too. Painful but important lessons, however, will have been learnt, writes Dominic Lalk.
Azorra eyes growth in narrowbody crossover
Lessors North AmericaThe lessor argues that these aircraft types will help lead the recovery post-Covid-19 as airlines shift their focus from seat cost to trip cost.
Chinese carriers add 34 aircraft in first quarter
Airlines Northeast AsiaMainland Chinese carriers introduced 34 aircraft in the first quarter of 2021.
African airlines in dire need of financial support
Airlines AfricaEngagement with the banking sector will remain challenging for most.
EXIM-financed 737s hit the market
Airlines EuropeThe aircraft were built in 2011 and 2015, according to Airfinance Journal’s Fleet Tracker.
Aviation financing 'coming back strongly': BCC
Aircraft North AmericaIn 2020, delivery funding covering all aircraft manufacturers dropped 40% to $59 billion, Airfinance Journal exclusively reveal.
Impairments drag CDB Aviation into the red Free
Lessors Northeast AsiaChinese lessor books impairments against 42 aircraft, cancels A330neo and 737 Max deals.
Public market upset drove Fly Leasing sale - chairman
Lessors Europe“I'd love to be trading above book and have people recognise that we had something great going on. But that’s not what happened, so it’s time to give the money back and let the private market take over this very nice portfolio..."