GE, Avolon and now Fan, with one more engine asset backed securitisation (ABS) deal to come soon, there are signs the ABS product is re-emerging albeit very slowly and with varying success. Deal volum...
It has been revealed today that Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company (HAECO) has entered into a conditional stock purchase agreement for the acquisition of US maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) ...
Fitch Ratings has stated that it expects to assign a rating of 'BB+(exp)' with a Stable Outlook to Guanay Finance Limited's proposed $450 million issuance of senior notes. Guanay Finance Limited is a ...
Indian international traffic to and from the country continues to increase and remains on course to double by the end of this decade but domestic traffic shows no sign of stemming its slowdown. It is ...
The legacy of Silvio Berlusconi lingers on, and so Air France-KLM is left alone today wondering why it should punch a dirty great hole in its own cost-saving plan to save Alitalia – something the Fran...
As indicated in the original prospectus for its US$732.623 million Enhanced Equipment Note (EEN) issuance, Virgin Australia has issued an extra US$64.6 million D tranche. Although this was expected du...
Virgin Australia has successfully launched its first capital markets deal, which is also the first EETC-like deal to be launched out of Australia. The US$732.623 million Enhanced Equipment Notes (EEN)...
Japan Airlines (JAL) has signed a purchase agreement for 31 A350s (18 A350-900s and 13 A350-1000s), plus options for a further 25 aircraft. This is JAL’s first ever order for Airbus aircraft and the f...
Remember what we said here last week: If ILFC, ACG, GECAS and others pull back from India then the Chinese will be waiting and will take the fruits of relationships down the line. Western lessors have...
As the Aussie dollar rises and the US dollar falls against just about every currency, airlines across the globe will be ending the week with fuel costs far lower than at the end of last week due to th...
As mentioned before, all Indian airlines have for the second time in 2013 failed to fill seats on forward bookings following moderate price increases and as such it is proving impossible for airlines ...
This week has been one of non-stop travel it seems and as a result this news service has not been up to scratch, and so as I get my feet back under the desk it is time to put that situation right. Now...
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