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Analysis: Iraq’s woes crush Wizz Air’s IPO plans

Oil price volatility has tripped up Wizz Air’s IPO ambitions and caused European airline stocks to tumble. Dickon Harris reviews the recent impact of higher oil prices in the airline sector.

Analysis: Air Nostrum’s restructuring

Spanish carrier Air Nostrum faced “financial ruin” in the immediate wake of the financial crisis. Dickon Harris speaks to the carrier’s chief executive officer, who explains how its restructuring means the carrier should hit a profit in 2015.

Analysis: A clear path for the widebody market

Adam Pilarski, senior vice-president at Avitas, says the decision to go for evolution rather than revolution in the widebody market is the right one.

China 2014: Asia's EETC market hibernating

Chinese airlines are taking steps to eventually issue secured debt capital market issuances to fund aircraft deliveries.

Analysis: Airbus gets its nose in front

Final production of the Airbus A320neo has started, but the battle with the Boeing 737 Max shows no sign of ending.

Analysis: Avation targets accelerated growth

Avation is the second-largest ATR lessor in the world, and is set to increase its fleet dramatically. Dickon Harris speaks with Richard Wolanski, the lessor’s finance director, about its ambitions to reach $1 billion-worth of assets.

Analysis: China’s national policies shape traffic

Adam Pilarski, senior vice-president at Avitas, says understanding the government’s role in population movements is vital for those wanting to invest in China’s aviation industry.

Analysis: US Ex-Im’s role within aviation

Bob Morin has led the transportation division of US Ex-Im for more than 15 years and was recently promoted at the export credit agency. Oliver O’Connell asks him about the challenges and changes the industry has undergone durign his tenure.

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