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New aircraft, fewer airlines and lessor consolidation
Aircraft EuropeAppraisers discuss what lies ahead in 2019.
Analysis: EETCs buck trend in booming 2018
Capital North AmericaBoth the secured and unsecured markets for lessors were firing on all cylinders in 2018, writes Jack Dutton, and financiers expect this to continue this year.
Airline insolvencies: European carriers take the hit Free
Airlines EuropeBankruptcy is commonplace in the airline industry, with over 53 carriers going under in 2018. Jack Dutton examines the trends and asks why this is the case.
AFJ’s 2018 Deals of the Year awards submission deadline approaching
Capital North AmericaAirfinance Journal is now in its final week of submissions for its annual global Deals of the Year Awards, which recognise the most innovative transactions, teams and individuals in aviation finance in 2018.
Ageing fleets, fuel, maintenance to challenge regionals
Aircraft North AmericaRegional operators and lessors face some challenges says Kroll Bond Rating Agency in a report.
Why are listed aircraft lessors losing value?
Lessors North AmericaLast year was a torrid time for publicly listed aircraft lessors, with only two increasing their share price. Jack Dutton asks why.
AFJ opens submissions for 2018 Deals of the Year awards Free
Capital North AmericaAirfinance Journal is now taking submissions for its annual global Deals of the Year Awards, which recognise the most innovative transactions, teams and individuals in aviation finance in 2018.
Industry 'hitting it on all cylinders': Boeing Capital
Capital North AmericaUS aerospace manufacturer Boeing is hopeful that the Export-Import Bank of the United States (Ex-Im Bank) will return next year after it builds a full quorum for the first time since 2015.