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Analysis: Stay of execution for the Jolco
Lessors Northeast AsiaSnap elections in Japan are likely to delay proposed changes to the Jolco’s accelerated depreciation method.
Analysis: The engine investment gap
Aircraft CISMany Japanese investors have entered the spare engine leasing industry at a time of flux as manufacturers are launching new engine types. This may mean they will find it hard to find the right sorts of engines to invest in. Dickon Harris reports.
Analysis: So, do we have a bubble or not?
Aircraft CISBoth sides of the overproduction debate, the idea that manufacturers maybe producing too many aircraft, have good arguments, writes Adam Pilarski, senior vice-president at Avitas.
Analysis: Venezuela keeps airline cash
Airlines Latin AmericaCurrency controls mean dozens of airlines are still waiting to be paid the $3.5 billion promised to them by the Venezuelan government in March. Joe Kavanagh reports.
Analysis: Keeping your partner happy
Lessors CISMany top aviation lawyers are being lured to new firms in a global competition for legal talent. Dickon Harris reports.
Analysis: Russian sanctions hit aviation
Airlines CISJoe Kavanagh speaks to lawyers to determine how the latest set of sanctions is affecting the Russian aviation sector.
Analysis: Fourth time the charm for Malaysia Airlines?
Lessors South AsiaDickon Harris examines the latest Malaysia Airlines restructuring plan.
Analysis: Odyssey aims for transatlantic success
Airlines CISOdyssey Airlines CEO Adam Scott speaks to Airfinance Journal about whether his start-up carrier can buck the trend of failed transatlantic business-class carriers.