Aercap

Single hearing in February will deal with jurisdiction issue relating to 40 claims by lessors over loss of aircraft following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Judge to deal with row over jurisdiction as aviation businesses pursue insurers

UK bank indicated in January that would sell Dublin-based aircraft finance business

Dublin-based lessor said it had finalised the deal with ASKY, the pan-African airline headquartered in Togo

Lessor sold 32 planes between January and March, its third busiest quarter by value in the last four years

Dublin-based lessors seeking insurance payments for planes stranded in Russia amid Ukraine war

Report calls for longer tax break covering more staff and including accommodation costs in move to boost Republic’s lucrative aircraft leasing business

Dublin-headquartered aircraft lessor completed a record 299 deals in the final quarter of 2022

Recession seems unlikely to hinder aviation recovery, asserts AerCap chief

In a year of permacrisis, some struggled, some adapted and some had a merry old time

Some 400 jets stranded by war, many of which are registered in the Republic

Asian-owned leasing company joins growing list of firms suing over planes stuck after Russian invasion of Ukraine

Seen & Heard: Wind farm finance; Lansdowne Place legal claims; Dublin Airport’s north runway; Louis Fitzgerald restaurant plans, AerCap’s insurance battle, KBC staff transfer

Asia’s largest aircraft lessor becomes latest firm to sue insurers over seized aircraft

Company was taken over by AerCap last year

Dublin-based aircraft lessor says it will raise its full-year adjusted earnings per share estimate

Former GECAS and PK Airfinance executives launch High Ridge Aviation

Rival Avolon agrees landmark financing with Malaysia Airlines

After 12 years in the role, Dómhnal Slattery announced in July that he would stand down

Legal battle waged by Dublin-based group, the world’s biggest aircraft leasing company, is likely to be a test case for other claims

Group buys aircraft from manufacturers and leases them to airlines around the world

Lessor earns €895m profit for ‘milestone’ 2021

Avolon has terminated all its Russian leases and repossessed four aircraft

Irish lessors among most exposed to losses linked to re-registered planes

Russia’s move to re-register foreign jets flouts decades-old treaties

Sectors including technology and renewable energy set to continue thriving, law firm says

All EU-based lessors have until March 28th to terminate existing contracts

Company said on Monday the aircraft are scheduled to be delivered in 2022 and 2023

Lessor raises $30.5bn in long-term funding

Extensive office redesign of 18 Leeson Street will be completed in March 2022

Irish aircraft lessor’s takeover of GE Capital Aviation Services will create global leader

Deal between world’s two largest aircraft leasing companies would create new financing giant

Colm Barrington says private equity investors have ‘lots of cash’ and seek to spend it

Deal to buy GE’s jet keasing business doubles the size of the company

$30bn merger of two biggest plane financiers worldwide could be announced Monday

Pension manager seeks to extend lease on Dublin HQ as owners seek buyer at €27m

Airline asks High Court to end leases held by Irish subsidiaries

High Court extends examinership as $2.5bn of group debt discharged

New report warns of €31.5bn losses, with airlines needing emergency funding

Troubled carrier moves aircraft to Shannon in preparation for returning them to lessors