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Airlines to tap private placement market
Capital Latin AmericaBoeing Capital predicts carriers will begin issuing private bonds over the next 18-24 months.
BTMU hires new head of aviation
Airlines CISBank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ poaches DVB banker to head its aviation business.
Analysis: Demand rises for freighter conversions
Lessors CISPassenger-to freighter conversions are set to continue as the primary source of capacity for the air cargo market, but it is a difficult business for the suppliers.
Analysis: A320 lease rates pick up... slowly
Lessors South AsiaLease rates for Airbus’s ubiquitous single-aisle aircraft are returning to levels that will give some comfort to lessors, but there is plenty of uncertainty about long-term trends.
Aeromexico finances the Max
Airlines Latin AmericaAeromexico has more than 100 Boeing aircraft, including 90 Maxs, set to deliver. Dickon Harris speaks with the airline’s chief financial officer, Ricardo Sánchez Baker, to find out how it intends to fund these aircraft.
Analysis: Brazilian carriers suffer real pain
Lessors Latin AmericaThe Brazilian real’s depreciation against the US dollar is causing problems for Brazil’s airlines. Dickon Harris reports.
Ukraine refuses to deregister aircraft
Lessors CISUkrainian aviation authority frustrates ILFC’s attempt to repossess its aircraft. Dickon Harris reports.