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Secondary trades matter
In 2023, trades involving lessors as sellers or buyers reached 1,656 aircraft valued at $47 billion
One step to Net Zero 2050 – improve fuel efficiency
FuelThe Airfinance Global has Financial and Operational data for 325 airlines. 39 of them provide sufficient disclosure to calculate fuel consumption (litres per million ASK) for 2019 and 2023 and therefore we can calculate the % change.
The Carrot Approach to Net Zero 2050
LessorsAirfinance Global's transaction data indicates that French borrowers and issuers are in the lead in applying sustainability-linked financing to their businesses. Societe Generale, BNP Paribas, and Credit Agricole occupy the top three arranger slots.
Analysis: Investor appetite grows for A350 models
Airlines EuropeLatest innovative multiple financing mandate shows depth of the market for aircraft finance. Airfinance Journal reviews this year's financings for the best widebody aircraft in Airfinance Journal’s 2024 investor poll
With eyes wide open to 800 aircraft: DAE
Lessors Middle EastFiroz Tarapore-led DAE thinks narrowbodies are great, but the real money is made trading riskier assets.
Back in buying mode: Avation CEO
Lessors Southeast AsiaAvation is bidding on narrowbody aircraft again, its chief executive Jeff Chatfield tells AFJ in Hong Kong.