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Airfinance Journal Awards 2018 winners: New York Free

Airfinance Journal announced its Deal of the Year Awards winners on 2 May 2019 at a ceremony held at the Metropolitan Club in New York.

Making its mark in engine financing

Traditionally seen as an engine trader and spare parts provider, GA Telesis has increased its presence as an investor over the past two years.

Airfinance Journal’s legal survey/rising stars now open Free

Law firms are asked to submit their 2018 deals to Airfinance Journal by 24 May 2019.

New names and portfolio deals hit Jolco market

The white hot Japanese operating lease with call option market is showing an appetite for new credits, such as Virgin Australia, and the soaring competition that has led some arrangers to focus on funding other assets.

Icelandair mixes rejuvenation with long-stay 757s

Bogi Bogason, the chief executive officer of Icelandair Group, speaks to Dominic Lalk about the Jolco product and the increasingly competitive airline landscape.

Peach to overtake Jetstar as Japan biggest LCC

Dominic Lalk speaks to Peach chief financial officer Junya Okamura about what the Vanilla merger means for the carrier.

Could Max grounding improve 737NG passenger life?

The grounding of the Boeing 737 Max fleet could present some opportunities for the Next Generation (NG) passenger models, especially the 737-800.

AVIC Leasing seeks low capital costs

AVIC International Leasing is one of the Chinese lessors which tapped the Jolco market in 2018. Jun Li, its deputy general manager, tells Elsie Guan the company is getting ready to become more international.

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