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Analysis: MAS’ missing jet raises insurance questions

While the cause of the supposed crash remains unclear, so too does the identity of the liable insurers.

European lenders predict cheaper loans for Asia

Bankers predict more discounting yet to come for aviation finance, but "new entrant" lenders could be in for a shock.

Analysis: Longer lease terms for current-generation narrowbodies

Fewer A320s and a lack of instant availability of the Neo and Max help lessors secure long term leases on current-generation Airbus and Boeing narrowbodies.

Analysis: EETCs – plenty of buyers but few issuers

The first enhanced equipment trust certificate of the year shows how receptive investors are for deals, but 2014 is set to be a disappointing year for issuances, argues Dickon Harris.

Engine survey 2013: a stabilizing market

This year’s engine poll finds a market gradually balancing out after a period of overproduction. Insiders, however, remain cautious about difficult-to-finance mid-life engines, reports Yana Palagacheva.

SAA receives two new A320s

South African flag carrier replaces 737-800 fleet with new A320s.

Analysis: The battle of the engine aftermarket

Aircraft and engine investors are wary of the expanding control of the aftermarket by engine OEMs. Dickon Harris reports.

Deal Analysis: Miat closes first US Ex-Im refinancing

Transaction marked US credit agency’s most significant transaction in Mongolia.

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